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Does the City provide medical clinics for residents?

Through a contract with the City of Cleveland Heights, the Cuyahoga County Board of Health provides health services for Cleveland Heights residents. Senior citizen blood pressure clinics are free of charge and held at the Senior Activity Center (located in the Community Center at One Monticello Boulevard). Call 216-691-7377 for days and times. No appointments are necessary.

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