Hepatitis Prevention
The New Mexico Hepatitis Prevention Program is actively engaged in several activities to increase the awareness and prevention of viral hepatitis among high-risk populations.
Education and Training
- Health and Hope Video, produced by Gretchen Hildebran
- Viral Hepatitis - CDC
- Hepatitis C Awareness - CDC
- Hepatitis B Awareness - CDC
Adult Hepatitis
The Hepatitis Program, NMDOH, offers free hepatitis A and B immunization to the following high risk adults:
Persons who are current injection drug users and their sexual contacts
Men who have sex with men and their sexual contacts
Persons living with hepatitis C
Persons living with HIV/AIDS
Persons living with chronic hepatitis B
Persons from endemic areas
Heterosexuals with more than one sex partner in the last six months
Persons diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease
Household and sexual contacts of people infected with hepatitis B
For information on Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention call (505) 476-3626 or go to the New Mexico Prevention of Perinatal Hepatitis B Program webpage.
- Infectious Disease Programs
- Harm Reduction Program
- HIV Prevention Program
- HIV/AIDS Treatment & Services
- Hepatitis Prevention Program
- Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention
- Immunization Program
- Medical Cannabis Program
- STD Prevention Program
- Tuberculosis Program
- Refugee Health Program
HEPATITIS HOTLINE
(888) DOH-HEP C
(888) 364-4372
Karen.Gonzales@state.nm.us
Mailing Address:
1190 St. Francis Drive, S1150
Santa Fe, NM 87502