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Out of Hospital Birth Registration
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If your child was born in a hospital, the birth will automatically be registered. If your child was born at home or outside of a hospital setting, you must register the birth at the Office of Vital Records. Registration is completed by appointment only. Our office can register the birth...
Amending or Correcting Birth or Death Certificates
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The Orange County Office of Vital Records does not make corrections or changes to birth or death certificates. All corrections/changes/amendments are completed by the California Department of Public Health Vital Records Section (CDPH-VR). Instructions on how to correct, amend, add/remove a parent, change a child’s name (requires a court order)...
HIV Planning Council Committees
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HIV Planning Council Committees Executive Committee HIV Client Advocacy Committee (HCAC) Integrated Plan Committee (IPC) Priority Setting, Allocations, and Planning Committee (PSAP) Executive Committee Responsibilities: Ensures an open nominations process for the Council Conducts ongoing recruitment for membership on the Council Coordinates the Assessment of the Administrative Mechanism (AAM) Establishes...
Services for Adults
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Adult Clinic Services The Health Care Agency Family Health Clinics provide medical services for adults at the Santa Ana clinic, located at: 1725 W. 17th Street Santa Ana, CA 92706 map Appointments: Call 1-800-914-4887 (between 8:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday) for...
Family Planning Services
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For support in connecting with a local provider or additional resources, please call the Health Referral Line at 1 (800) 564-8448 for assistance. The Health Referral Line is available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You may request your medical records with the Office of Custodian of Records...
Flu Print Resources
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Influenza (Flu) Print Resources Flu Vaccines Media Social Media Assets Videos English Facebook #1 #2 Twitter #1 #2 Spanish Facebook #1 #2 Twitter #1 #2 Vietnamese Facebook #1 #2 Twitter #1 #2 Don't Worry About the Flu, Too! Get Your Flu Shot: Spanish Resources for Patients Orange County Health Care...
Infants & Young Children (0-6)
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Immunization Information: Infants & Young Children Infants and children ages 0 to 6 years need immunizations (vaccines) to protect them from dangerous infectious diseases. These diseases can cause serious complications and death in babies and children who are not immunized. Thanks to vaccines, many infectious diseases that were once common...
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Pregnant Women
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Immunization Information: Pregnant Women Vaccines help keep a pregnant woman and her growing family healthy. It is best to talk to your health care provider about vaccinations before you become pregnant. Seasonal Flu Vaccination Women are at increased risk of serious complications and death from the flu during pregnancy. Vaccinating...
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