1st Choice Women's Health Center / Life Line Inc

To provide accurate information about sexual health and reproductive choices in a caring and confidential environment.

American Red Cross Loudoun County Chapter

The mission of the Loudoun County Chapter of the American Red Cross is to assist those who work and live in Loudoun County prevent, prepare for and cope with emergencies. Everyday in the community we provide vital programs and services such as emergency disaster relief, health and safety education, international and military support/messaging services and senior transportation services.

Brad Kaminsky Foundation for Brain Tumor Research

To build awareness and raise funds for research to find a cure for brain tumors.

Capital Hospice

The mission of Capital Hospice is to improve care for those facing life-limiting illness through direct support of patients and their families, public education and public advocacy.

Eckerd Pharmacy

Coummunity Outreach to provide information on the new Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit that will begin Jan. 2006.

Inova Blood Donor Services

Inova Blood Donor Services, a not-for-profit blood collections agency, is part of Inova health System. Our mission is providing a safe and adequate blood supply for the communities we serve. As members of the American Association of Blood Banks, we are inspected and licensed by the food and drug administration. For more than 30 years, our community-based agency, in partnership with volunteer donors, has provided life sustaining blood and blood components for the community patients.

Loudoun Cares

To create and sustain an inovative non-profit health and human center that includes comprehensive information and referral services benefiting Loudoun Residents.

Loudoun Community Free Clinic

The Loudoun Community Free Clinics mission is to provide quality volunteer, healthcare services to uninured, low income, residents of Loudoun County.

Loudoun County Government Dept MH/SAS

The mission of the County's Community Services Board, through the Department of Mental Health/Mental Retardation/Substance Abuse Services, is to prevent or minimize the effects of mental illness, mental retardation and substance abuse, and to enhance the quality of life of County residents affected by these conditions.

Loudoun County Health Department

The Loudoun County Health Department provides a wide range of health care services and works to ensure the health and well-being of Loudoun County residents. The department collects information and identifies problems and conditions that potentially affect the health of the public, and assists with the strategies to deal with these problems.

The Health Department also provides advice on health-related matters, works to control the spread of disease, and inspects and investigates conditions which may adversely affect public health.

The Health Department is working closely with the medical community, public safety agencies and citizens to continue to keep everyone safe from the potential of chemical, biological and radiation attack.

On this webpage you'll find links to information about the Community Health and Environmental Health Divisions of the Health Department as well as links to useful information about health-related issues.

Loudoun County Mental Health Services

The Loudoun County Department of Mental Health/Mental Retardation/Substance Abuse Services (MH/MR/SAS) has two Mental Health Centers that provide diagnostic and treatment services for Loudoun County citizens and families who are experiencing chronic or acute emotional problems. Both centers offer such services as alcohol and drug abuse treatment, mental health treatment, psychosocial rehabilitation, and 24-hour crisis intervention.

Loudoun Hospital

Loudoun Medical Reserve Corps

If a bioterrorism event or epidemic requires it, the Loudoun County Health Department is preparing for the possibility of opening emergency mass vaccination and medication dispensing clinics in select locations throughout the county. Medical Reserve Corps volunteers, both non-medical and medical, would be key to staffing these sites. Non-medical volunteers would perform key clinic roles such as registration, data entry, language translation, directing foot traffic, and medical personnel assistance. Corps members can also assist in other public health responses in our community and have the opportunity to be trained in CPR and First Aid if they so desire.