Prevent. Promote. Protect.
Bracken County Health Department
About Us
Who We Are
Bracken County Health Department was established in 1960, and we pride ourselves on providing clients with high-quality and personal service.
Mission Statement
To provide health, safety, and environmental services for our clients and community in a professional, affordable, and prompt manner.
To provide the best customer service possible.
To make each client feel like the only client.
To promote an inclusive workplace and help the community.
Our Services
Clinical
Immunizations
Tuberculosis Testing & Treatment
Diabetes Screening & Counseling
Women, Infants, & Children (WIC)
Nutrition Counseling
HIV/AIDS Testing
Hepatitis C Testing
Sexually Transmitted Disease Testing
HANDS
Smoking Cessation
School Health Services
Harm Reduction
Environmental
Food Service Establishment Inspections
Nuisance Investigations
Public Swimming Facility Inspections
School & Daycare Inspections
Septic System Inspections
Animal Bites
Tattoo & Piercing Parlor Inspections
Mobile Home & RV Park Inspections
Hotel Inspections
Youth Camp Inspections
Rabies Investigations
Support
WIC EBT Cards
Vital Statistics (Birth/Death Certificate Application)
Provide Affidavits & Notary Services
Medical Records Management
Medical Reserve Corps
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Emergency Preparedness Information
Vaccine Appointments
Do you and your family need a vaccine but not sure which one to get? No worries. We now offer all types of adult vaccines every day. We also have vaccines for kids age 0 18 yrs old.
We accept walk-in patients or you can call for an appointment. All you need to do is choose the type of vaccine you want when you register, and we will have it ready or ordered.
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
Safety Tips
Summer days are here! Don’t forget to check the backseat before exiting your vehicle.
For more tips check out the United States Department of Transportation:
Tick Season Is Here
We want to remind you to make sure to check yourself and your kids after you have been outdoors for ticks. A tick bite can lead to Tickborne Illnesses like Lyme Disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, tularemia, and ehrlichiosis. Learn more about these diseases by clicking the Find Out More button.
It’s Okay to Not Be Okay
If you or a loved one struggle with depression, anxiety, stress, or thoughts of suicide, please reach out to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. They are there to help you through your struggle and can even offer mental health resources if needed. You don’t have to struggle alone, call them today.
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