Get care at a Wake County Public Health clinic
Provided by: Wake County Public Health (Wake County)
Wake County Public Health runs clinics for children and adults at the Public Health Center in Raleigh, including child health, family planning, prenatal care, immunizations, dental care and a pharmacy. Some services are also offered at regional centers around the county.
Ways to do it
What you need
- Insurance or Medicaid card, if you have one (ask about costs when you call)
Steps by phone
- Call Wake County Public Health at 919-250-1120.
- Say which clinic or kind of care you need, and ask about costs and what to bring.
- Write down your appointment date, time and clinic.
Steps in person
- Go to the Public Health Center at 200 Swinburne Street in Raleigh at your appointment time.
Good to know
- Clinics at the Public Health Center include: child health, tuberculosis and refugee health, sexually transmitted infections, immunizations, infectious disease, family planning, prenatal and dental, plus a pharmacy.
- Pharmacy hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The pharmacy fills prescriptions from Wake County Public Health clinic providers.
- The Public Health Center is closed on major holidays.
- Looking for a regular doctor if you don’t have insurance? See the low-cost primary care entry.
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Draft: compiled from official pages but not yet checked by a volunteer. Last checked 2026-11-04.
Sources: https://www.wake.gov/departments-government/public-health/health-clinics, https://www.wake.gov/departments-government/health-human-services/health-human-services-locations/wake-county-public-health-center
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