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Child and Family Health Services

The Child and Family Health Services (CFHS) program helps pregnant women and children stay healthy. CFHS also collects information from the community on health in order to help develop programs for the community.

CFHS services help:

  • Families find a doctor
  • Families get medical insurance
  • Women have healthy babies
  • Women who need support for postpartum depression
  • Children eat healthy and exercise

Keeping you and your family healthy is very important

Some of the ways to be healthy are:

  • Going to the doctor for regular check-ups
  • If you are pregnant, getting prenatal care early (within the first 3 months of pregnancy)
  • Exercising at least 3 days a week
  • Going to the dentist for regular check-ups
  • Eating fruits and vegetables everyday
  • Making sure your child gets his/her shots on time
  • Quit smoking

Show Your Love. Your Baby will thank you for it. www.cdc.gov/showyourlove

To schedule a doctor's visit, contact CFHS providers

MetroHealth Broadway Health Center MetroHealth
6835 Broadway Ave
Cleveland Ohio 44105
216-957-1500

MetroHealth Medical Center
2500 MetroHealth Drive
Cleveland, OH 44109
216-778-7800
http://www.metrohealth.org/

Northeast Ohio Neighborhood Center
East Cleveland Health Center
15201 Euclid Ave
216-541-5600
www.neonhealth.org

CFHS Reports

The Child and Family Health Services (CFHS) program collects health related information in Cuyahoga County to help explain the health of our community and also to help create programs to improve healthy behaviors and access to care. The Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) is used to gather information from middle school and high school students in Cuyahoga County about how they are feeling and what they are doing on a daily basis that impacts their health.  The YRBS is conducted by the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods at Case Western Reserve University.  CFHS also produces an Indicators Report that provides health related information by neighborhood.  Below are links to these latest reports.

Cuyahoga County Youth Risk Behavior Survey and Indicators Report PDF downloads:

  2010 CFHS Indicators Report

  2010 Cuyahoga County YRBS

Cuyahoga County CFHS 2012 Consortium Meeting powerpoints:

Funders Perspective

Health Literacy

Maternal and Child Health update (part 1)

Maternal and Child Health update (part 2)

OIMRI Presentation

Contact Information 

Angela Newman-White 
email: anewman@ccbh.net
phone: 216-201-2000 ext. 1517