Gardasil (HPV vaccine) and Hepatitis A are also
recommended, ask your health care provider for details.
CDC:
Good Health Habits for Preventing Seasonal Flu CLICK HERE.
CDC recommends getting
a flu shot through January. The
peak flu season is late January through late March, with mid October through
mid December being the optimal time to receive the vaccine.
Please call the Health Department for availability of vaccine and
cost. 812-883-2349 or
812-883-5603.
Travel
Clinic
The Health Department provides immunizations to those
persons traveling outside the
United States
. Shots are given by appointment
only. Vaccines available are
Tetanus, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis A/B (Twinrix), Typhoid, Polio,
MMR, Meningococcal, and Yellow Fever*. Please
call the Public Health Nurse at 812-883-2349 or 812-883-5603, Extension 2002
to schedule an appointment for shots. We
accept cash, credit (No Visa) or debit (Visa/Mastercard) card ($2.50 use
fee) for payment. NO PERSONAL CHECKS.
*The Washington County Health Department is a certified yellow fever
clinic.
Click
here for travel shot requirements for individual countries.
Tuberculosis Testing
The Health Department
provides testing, surveillance, education and if needed medication for TB.
The Mantoux TB skin test is offered during regular clinic hours
(Tuesday 8:00 – 11:30 am and 1:00 and 3:30 pm).
The cost is $5.00
Head
Lice Program
Pediculosis is human head lice.
The Health Department provides a non-toxic shampoo that is safe for
everyone. A $10.00 donation is
requested but NO ONE will be denied treatment.
For more information on head lice (pediculosis) CLICK
HERE.
Communicable Diseases
The Health Department is responsible for reporting and
following up all state defined reportable diseases.
Education of the patient, family, schools and community is available.
Other Links
Autism
Facts
Vaccines
& Autism
MMR
Vaccine & Autism
MRSA
– Skin Infection
ISDH
Quick Fact Sheet-MRSA
MRSA
in Schools
Pregnancy Testing –
CARE Pregnancy Center
812-883-2675
Planned
Parenthood of Greater Indiana, Inc., 1-800-828-7525
DNA Paternity testing
1-800-362-2368
Sexually Transmitted
Disease – Referral and education available.
No testing.
Indiana
HIV Hotline 1-800-848-2437
Confidential
Aids Testing 1-800-828-5624
Prescription
Medicine Help 1-877-793-0765
Health
Coverage Help (Healthy Indiana Plan) 1-877-GET-HIP-9 (toll free)
Indiana
Family Helpline 1-800-433-0746
Indiana
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Guide
for Sanitary Operations of Tattoo & Body Piercing Facilities in Indiana
– Indiana Code 410 IAC 1-5
Adult Domestic Violence
1-888-883-1959
Vaccines
& Immunizations
How
Vaccines Work
Vaccine
Safety
Preventable
Disease Photos
Every
Child by Two
Vaccines
and Thimerosal