Assists in making lead-safe repairs and enhancing energy efficiency in residential units built before 1978 in Hudson County, aiming to identify and address lead-based paint hazards through interim controls to safeguard children and pregnant women from elevated blood lead levels. Eligible units comprise owner-occupied and rental one- and two-family residences. Interim controls encompass various measures to temporarily diminish human exposure to lead-based paint hazards, such as specialized cleaning, repairs, maintenance, painting, temporary containment, and ongoing monitoring.

Provides a range of services including physical exams, vaccinations, and screenings for various conditions like lead poisoning, high blood pressure, and cancer. Specialized care is offered in women's health, infectious diseases, pediatrics, obstetrics, dermatology, neurology, nutrition, family planning, geriatrics, podiatry, and dental check-ups. Blood testing for diseases like sickle cell anemia, diabetes, and HIV/AIDS counseling, testing, and treatment are available. Also provides social services, health education, and community outreach programs.

Offers a range of general health care services encompassing well-checks, sick care, immunizations, physicals, lab testing, nutritional counseling, individual counseling, HIV/AIDS care, and podiatry. Additionally, it provides women's health care, men's health care, pediatric care, and specialized HIV/AIDS services, including diagnostic testing, case management, medication management, psychosocial support, and life skills counseling.

The lead poisoning prevention team is devoted to educating the community on lead prevention methods and the importance of lead screening. The program coordinates the Passaic/Bergen Regional Lead Poisoning Prevention Coalition, the Hudson Regional Lead Coalition, the Elizabeth Lead Coalition, and the Morris/Sussex/Warren Lead Coalition, which are coalitions that strive to coordinate consumer education and professional abatement efforts to reduce/eliminate lead hazards found within the home.

Educates residents about the dangers of lead poisoning, shares information about lead remediation and helps those who believe or may have confirmed lead contamination in their homes. Eligible New Jersey residents can receive cost-free lead testing to determine if lead is present, lead inspection and risk assessment of your home or apartment and remediation of lead-based paint hazards (i.e. painting, cleaning, repairs, etc.).

Offers a wide range of general health care services, including well-checks, sick care, immunizations, physicals, lab testing, nutritional counseling, weight loss support, individual counseling, HIV/AIDS care, podiatry, women's health care (including gynecological exams and mammogram referrals), prenatal care (including midwifery and check-ups), men's health care (including prostate cancer screenings), pediatric care (including check-ups, immunizations, and school/camp physicals), lead poisoning screening and treatment, specialized care management for conditions like diabetes and asthma, developmental tracking, HIV/AIDS services (including diagnostic testing, case management, medication management, and psychosocial support), and life skills counseling with supportive service referrals.

Delivers comprehensive health care services encompassing well-checks, sick care, immunizations, physicals, lab testing, nutritional counseling, individual counseling, HIV/AIDS care, podiatry, women's health care (including gynecological exams and mammogram referrals), prenatal care (including midwifery and check-ups), men's health care (including prostate cancer screenings), pediatric care (including check-ups, immunizations, and school/camp physicals), lead poisoning screening and treatment, specialized care management for conditions like diabetes and asthma, developmental tracking, HIV/AIDS services (including diagnostic testing, case management, medication management, and psychosocial support), and life skills counseling with supportive service referrals.