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Our Services
Immunization Center
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Childhood vaccines
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Adult vaccines
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State requirements
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Information sheets
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Common concerns
Parent Support Center
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Financial assistance
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Child safety
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Support for parents and parents-to-be
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Sibling classes
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Breastfeeding equipment, classes
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Parenting classes
Family Planning Center
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Counseling
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Pregnancy testing
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Birth control
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Pap tests
Flu Protection Center
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Vaccine information
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Common questions
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Staying healthy
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Preventing the spread
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Recognizing flu
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Pandemic information
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"Bird flu"
Education
Centers
West Nile Virus Info
- Signs and symptoms
- Mosquito control
- Definitions and statistics
- State testing policy and procedure
- Frequently asked questions
- News and events
Hantavirus Awareness
- Hantavirus protection
- Definitions and statistics
- Cleanup of rodent-affected areas
- Signs and symptoms
Summary of Diseases
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With offices in Buffalo and Kaycee, our
mission is to protect and enhance the health and well-being of all
Johnson County citizens.
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Public Health Commitments:
- To prevent the spread of disease
- To prevent injuries
- To promote healthy behavior
- To increase access to health care
- To help people find the services they need
- To protect against environmental hazards
- To work with the Wyoming Department of
Health to improve training, quality of services, and special
programs
We are Johnson County Public Health
684-2564
- Ann Jarvis, RN - Nurse Manager
- Crystal Smith, RN - Staff Nurse
- Addie Piotrowski - Office Manager
- Suzanne Quinn, RN - Public Health Response Coordinator
Johnson County Board of Health
684-7555
- Gerald Fink
- Delbert Eitel
- Smokey Wildeman
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- Dr. Brian Cotant, DDS
- Dr. Dwayne Christensen, DVM
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Johnson County Health Officer
Dr. Mark Schueler, MD
684-2228
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For information on our Kaycee clinic,
including appointments, location, and hours of operation, please
contact us at our Buffalo office.
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OUR NEW OFFICE OPENS THIS SUMMER!
Our community is growing fast.
Johnson County Public Health is among the county
offices that will move into a brand new building designed to
accommodate the community's expanding needs. Construction began last
fall on the new offices at 85 Klondike, and is expected to finish
this June.
This move will give Johnson County Public Health
more space to better serve the community. With our many programs and
services, we have outgrown the little cottage on North DeSmet we
currently occupy and have had to rent additional office and storage
space to maintain operations.
We look forward to seeing you at the new facility,
where we will continue to offer our regular services like
vaccinations and blood pressure checks, along with great programs
such as Johnson County Safe Kids and Family Planning.
Be sure to check this Web site frequently
for updates, and take a moment to browse through our Education and
Service Centers to find out what Johnson County Public Health can do
for you.
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