Hepatitis C and HIV testing available at MCHD clinic locations.The Madison County Health Department operates a Syringe Exchange Program (SEP) to reduce the spread of blood borne diseases such as Hepatitis C and HIV among people who inject drugs (PWID) by providing a scientifically proven public health service that adopts and utilizes the best practices established for harm reduction in this population. Richmond Clinic: Tuesdays, 8AM-3PM, 214 Boggs LaneД«erea: Thursdays, 1-5PM, 1001 Ace Drive (off of Rash Road) Harm Reduction/Syringe Exchange Program Hours Health Now Clinic, Richmond: Monday & Wednesday, 10AM-5PM, 234 E.

In maintaining its accreditation status for another five years, the Madison County Health Department has demonstrated that it meets PHABвЂ™s quality standards and measures and has the capacity to continue to evolve, improve and advance, thereby becoming increasingly effective at improving the health of the residents of Madison County, Kentucky. The nonprofit PHAB works to improve and protect the health of the public by advancing and transforming the quality and performance of governmental public health agencies in the U.S.

The Madison County Health Department announces it has successfully completed a review process to maintain national accreditation status through the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB). Madison County Health Department Maintains National Accreditation Status through the Public Health Accreditation Board If you test positive for COVID-19 or are a close contact, read this Please call (859) 623-7312 to schedule an appointment. MCHD continues to offer Moderna COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters. This online, mobile-friendly calculator provides a simple, easy-to-use way to help people follow CDCвЂ™s Quarantine and Isolation guidance and get customized information that applies to their unique situation.ДЇor your questions or specific concerns about COVID-19, you may still call our agency at (859) 623-7312. The calculator provides important information about what precautions people with COVID-19 and their close contacts can take to protect loved ones and prevent COVID-19 in their communities. Talk to healthcare provider about preventative treatmentsД¬onsider wearing well-fitted mask in all indoor public settingsД¬onsider avoiding non-essential indoor public activitiesД¬lick here for a quick look at COVID-19 vaccine recommendations.Д¬DCвЂ™s new COVID-19 Quarantine and Isolation calculator takes the stress out of deciding when, and for how long, people with COVID-19 and close contacts need to stay home, get tested, and wear a well-fitting mask. Limit indoor in-person gatherings and reduce size of gatherings. Wear well-fitting masks in all indoor public settings including K-12 schoolsДЇollow isolation & quarantine guidance, including getting tested if exposed or have symptoms of COVID-19 Targeted mask use in schools and other indoor settings following exposuresД¬onsider universal mask use in indoor congregate settings Mask based on individual preference, informed by individual risk New and Updated Guidance for Those Testing Positive or Exposed to COVID-19 Get tips on taking medication and reducing your risks for short and long-term complications. Develop a healthy eating and activity plan that works for you. Get the latest information on taking care of your diabetes. Our FREE, nationally accredited and recognized diabetes education workshop is now available. Healthy Living with Diabetes June 14 & 16, 1:00 - 5:00PM

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