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Through the Broome County Health Department, this program provides an engineering review of professionally prepared plans for commercial and municipal sewage facilities, water and sewage facilities serving mobile home parks, camps, hotels, motels, and realty subdivisions.
Parents, caregivers and guardians are invited to attend Ardent Solutions' free car seat fitting stations on the 3rd Tuesday of each month from 1:00-4:00pm at St. Phillip's Episcopal Church, 12 Willets Avenue, Belmont NY 14813.
Participants will learn how to install their child's care seat correctly, have their car seat replaced if the seat is not safe and if the family meets eligibility guidelines.
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Exterminates bed bugs.
Public Health strives to teach the public the importance of proper handwashing, preventing communicable diseases as well as the prevention and treatment of bed bugs, head lice, scabies and ticks.
Delaware County Public Health also offers several rabies clinics around the County starting in the spring.
Communicable disease may be spread from person to person or animal to person through bodily fluids or direct contact. Spread of contagious disease may also occur by inhaling infected air or ingesting infected food or water. Essex County Public Health Department is responsible for minimizing the impact of communicable disease, through mandated activities such as investigation, reporting, education and outreach, and promoting prevention strategies. Essex County Public Health offers immunizations, prevention and control of rabies, tick and mosquito-borne disease, and education, screening, and counseling for HIV, HCV, and STD.
The Broome County Health Department provides technical assistance and response capabilities for accidental discharges/spills of radioactive substances. Provides information regarding possible radioactive emissions of concern. Local contact for questions on radon exposure, testing and remediation.
Through the Broome County Health Department, this clinic provides routine childhood and adult immunizations such as: polio, hepatitis B, diptheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis, DTAP, and measles-mumps and rubella. Offers immunizations for overseas travel.
Comprehensive health care includes physical and laboratory exams, contraceptives, counseling, education, and cancer/STI screening. Communicable disease prevention and surveillance are core functions of the department. All cases of communicable disease receive follow-up to treat and contain the spre ad of disease. Influenza vaccinations are provided annually to over 2,000 individuals. Rabies post-exposure treatment is critical, especially when the animal is not available for testing.
Many services provided at low/no cost. Most insurances are accepted. You can be signed up for FP Benefits program.
Hours vary at different sites: Olean, Salamanca, Machias
Please call 716-373-8050 with any questions or concerns.