Public Health
Public Health
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| Program Area | Phone |
|---|---|
| General Public Health Info | (541) 322-7400 |
| Environmental Health | (541) 317-3114 |
| WIC | (541) 322-7435 |
| Communicable Disease | (541) 322-7418 |
| STD/HIV Testing and Treatment | (541) 322-7155 |
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Public Health Programs
Child and Family Health, Immunizations, STI/HIV Services, WIC, Needle Exchange and More.
Many infectious diseases are easily spread, and in different ways – air droplets, body fluids, contaminated surfaces, animal or insect bites, or contaminated food or water. The health department works to reduce the risk of spread by tracking infectious diseases to their source and notifying people who have been exposed. For information about how you can prevent exposure to an infectious disease please visit the CDC web site.
Food Handler Certification Program, Health Concern Reporting, Restaurant Inspection Scores, Drinking Water, Public Pools and Spas, Child and Adult Care Facilities, Animal bites, Pests, Resource guide for environmental health conditions, Etc..
Birth and Death Certificates, Medical Records, Animal Codes, Animal Bite Reporting, Public Health Related Laws and Policies, and More.
Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs, Gambling, Disease Self-Management, Emergency Preparedness, Healthy Sexual Relationships, Suicide Prevention, Etc..
Early Learning and Wellness, Ambulance Service Areas, Public Health Reserve Corps, Health Related Coalitions and Boards.
Deschutes County Health Services strives to continuously improve our programs and services. This page shares results from client and partner surveys. This information is used to inform our work and our customer service.
Now is the time to think about basic needs you, your family, and your pets will need in advance of an emergency.
Immunizations are an excellent way to protect against many serious diseases. For information about Deschutes County's immunization clinic, click here.
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infant and Children (WIC), is a program that helps pregnant women, new mothers, and young children eat well, learn about nutrition, and stay healthy.
