The building is located at the new Redella S. Pepper Community Center on the West End of the City at 4850 Mark Center Drive off I-95, Seminary Road and Beauregard Street. AHD will be located on the third and fourth floors.

The building is located on the West End of the City off I-95, Seminary Road and Beauregard Street. More information on accessing the Mark Center by car, bus, train or other methods can be found here.  

The Mark Center can be accessed through routes on the DASH Bus (Lines 7A, 8W, 25B, 28A, 35, 36A, 36B) or MetroBus.  

AHD will close its doors at 4480 King Street in March 2023 and stop providing on-site services at the location. A specific closure date any changes to the time frame will be shared on this website.  

AHD will begin settling into its new office at 4850 Mark Center Drive within a week of the King Street closure and take the actions needed to begin resuming clinical services. AHD will continue to update this site with details about when services are available in person at the new Mark Center location. 

Any changes in schedule or delays will be shared on this site and through the City of Alexandria’s free eNews announcements. AHD appreciates your patience as we ensure that we are set up to provide safe, respectful services to our clients.  

AHD is moving with several other health and community service providers into this new Mark Center location, which will be called the Redella S. Del Pepper Community Center. Currently, health and community services are provided across many sites in the City. This new centralized location will benefit residents and clients by creating a “one-stop shop” for health and community clients with seamless transition between related services.

This unified setting also aims to ensure increased access, equity, collaboration, privacy, and safety for all residents who use the facility. It will serve as a community hub offering opportunities to access resources, convene meetings and events and to promote the health and wellbeing of Alexandrians.

Finally, new, updated offices will provide a safe, inviting space for AHD to serve clients and advance our mission of “Healthy People, Healthier Communities.”

AHD will not provide appointments at 4480 King Street during or after the move.  AHD will contact individuals about impacted appointments. If you have questions, please call the appointment line at (703) 746-4888 before March 2023. 

AHD will continue to update this website with more information about scheduling or re-scheduling appointments during and after the move.  

AHD'S Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program services are available by appointment only. During the move, AHD will continue to provide WIC appointments during normal business hours over the phone. If you have questions, please call our main phone line: (703) 746-4998.

During the move, AHD’s other locations including the Teen Wellness Center and Casey Health Clinic will continue to operate during normal business hours.  

If you are experiencing a health emergency, dial 911.  

AHD’s COVID-19 hotline will remain open during the move. Call (703) 746-4988 from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m Monday-Friday except for holidays. 

AHD is preparing our phone lines for the move. Please anticipate delayed responses to the phone lines during the move. If possible, please email departments with service requests:

• Environmental Health: alexehhealth@vdh.virginia.gov 

• Public Health Emergency Management & Medical Reserve Corps: AlexPHEM@vdh.virginia.gov  

• Disease Reporting and Epidemiology: alex_epi@vdh.virginia.gov  

AHD’s Environmental Health department has not announced any changes to the planning and scheduling of pool inspections due to the move. Alexandria residents or businesses in need of a pool inspection should look out for communications from the Environmental Health department regarding 2023 pool inspection requirements and due dates.  

For more information, email alexehhealth@vdh.virginia.gov.  

AHD will be temporarily unable to accept permit renewals/new applications, or submissions for new plans during the move. We ask that you plan accordingly. Reviews of submissions prior to the move will continue as normal. 

For more information, email alexehhealth@vdh.virginia.gov. 

Virginia residents can request vital records online using this application from the Virginia Department of Health.  

Walk-in services are also available at other Virginia Department of Health vital records service locations. A map of available locations providing walk-in services is available online.  

AHD is following appropriate guidance to ensure the safekeeping of health records during the move, with staff members ensuring health records safety before, during and after the move.

If you have specific questions or concerns about your health records, please call (703) 746-4991.