Our Mission: To promote and protect the health of our community by preventing disease  and injury through assessment and program implementation in cooperation with our community partners.  
Dr. Marshall Thompson - Health Officer

• To report a public health emergency or communicable disease call 509-725-1001 or 725-2501

• Welcome mat is out for Washington WIC! If you are pregnant or have an infant or child under the age of 5 and need food assistance please stop in or call to see if you're eligible. Visit our WIC website!

• Temporary Food Permit click here

• Immunization clinic hours - Wednesdays 9:00AM - 4:00 PM or by appointment.

• Seasonal flu shots are still available through June 30th children only! Flu shots are $25 and available on Wednesdays or by appointment. We bill Medicaid. Please call if you have questions about insurance. Check out the Q&A about  flu vaccine.

• Do you need a certified WA birth certificate?  Click here for an application.  Call 509-725-1001 for further questions.

• Food Handlers Classes ***Effective July 1, 2012 the food class will be held the first Thursday of every month only at 2:00pm (Jan 3,2013, Feb 7, 2013, Mar 7, 2013, Apr 4, 2013, May 2, 2013, Jun 6, 2013, Jul 11, 2013, Aug 1, 2013, Sept 5, 2013, Oct 3, 2013, Nov 7, 2013 & Dec 5, 2013)***. The class will be held at the Health Department Building located at 90 Nichols in Davenport, WA. Due to small class size you are encouraged to call 509-725-2501 and reserve a space prior to attending.   Download the study booklet "Food Safety is Everybody's Business" here (updated May 2013).

•  NEW-Food Handlers Class ONLINE at  www.foodworkercard.wa.gov! This is a WA state recognized site for obtaining and renewing your food card. **ALERT there is another  website online called WAFoodHandlers.com and it is NOT a site recognized by WA State for food handlers cards.**

• Join Washington Health Foundation's Healthiest State in the Nation Campaign click here

• Apple Health for Kids is a new Washington State initiative aimed at streamlining applications for children’s medical. Up to 75,000 Washington children are still uninsured. Many of these families are eligible – but they just don’t know it. Don’t make that mistake. Health coverage doesn’t just work when your children are sick. It also includes preventive care like immunizations or physical exams. If your children need coverage, check it out today or fill out the application.

Click here to view the 2011 Annual Report

Click here to view the "Health Indicator Progress Report, 2011"

Click here to view the "2012 Lincoln County Health Matters Community Health Assessment"

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