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The Federal Government has reopened COVIDtests.gov. Every household can order four over-the-counter COVID-19 tests for free. These tests are intended for use throughout the 2024 holiday season to detect currently circulating COVID-19 variants. Please visit COVIDtests.gov for your free test.

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CT Brain Health and ADRD State Plan

alzheimers disease and related dementia
CTEPI Newsletter Archive Decade 2020

Connecticut Epidemiologist Newsletters for the decade beginning in 2020.
EEIP RIDRM Hepatitis A Infection
EEIP RIDRM Regulations

Regulations concerning the reporting of infectious diseases.
Connecticut Epidemiologist Newsletter Archive
Legionnaires Surveillance

Legionnellosis surveillance program and current data.
EEIP RIDRM Foodborne Enteric Diseases

Follow-up guidance for local health departments on foodborne and enteric diseases.
Provider Reporting
Reporting of Diseases, Emergency Illnesses, Health Conditions, and Laboratory Findings

Explains who should, and how to report reportable diseases, emergency illnesses and health conditions, and laboratory significant findings.
Influenza Surveillance and Statistics

Current Connecticut influenza statistics.
Laboratory Reporting

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Lead Free CT

Lead poisoning can happen to any child but it is 100% preventable. Right now CT has an opportunity to make older homes safe from lead hazards. If you have a pre-1978 home, learn more about free lead abatement.

The State of Connecticut Human Services Portal

At Health.CT.gov, you’ll find health services for you and your loved ones, programs specifically tailored for your community, and easy directions to apply for the help you need.

The Connecticut AIDS Drugs Assistance Program

The CT AIDS Drug Assistance Program provides eligible low-income residents with medications and health insurance premium assistance for the treatment of HIV and HIV-related conditions.

Connecticut State Department of Public Health

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