Metropolitan Health Agencies

Metropolitan Health Agencies are public health organizations that operate within specific urban areas. Their primary role is to monitor and improve the health of communities by providing services like disease prevention, health education, and access to care. They work on issues such as nutrition, sanitation, vaccination programs, and emergency preparedness. By collaborating with local governments, healthcare providers, and community organizations, these agencies aim to enhance the overall well-being of residents and tackle health disparities within the metropolitan population. Their goal is to create healthier environments for everyone living in the city.