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 Macon County Health Department is coming to a town near you!

• Aug 1 @ Atlanta City Hall
• Aug 8 @ United Church of New Cambria
• Aug 9 @ Callao City Hall

                  All clinics will be held from 3pm-7pm

Services to be provided:

• FREE: Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar, Lead, Iron, Heart Rate, Oxygen Level, and Height/Weight Measurements.

 

• ALL Back to School Immunizations! Insurance or no insurance, we will have the required vaccines for your child.

**Vaccination Record Required**

Call Macon County Health Department with any questions

(660)-395-4711

 

 

 

 

 

The Vaccines for Children program is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and provides free vaccines to children who qualify.  Macon County Health Department is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and serves all citizens of Macon County. All services are provided on a nondiscriminatory basis. These clinics are funded in part by a NACCHO grant.

Click “Help Wanted: Nutrition Educator” to view the qualifications. Call if you have any questions! 660-395-4711. Thank you!

April 9 at 6pm will be the next Diabetic Support Group here at the Health Department. This group is aimed at helping each other reach our goals, discuss our fears/weakness, nutrition ed, meals, physical activity, foot care, guest speakers and more. This group is lead by a Registered Nurse/Nutrition Educator. Call for more info 660-395-4711.

Feb 6 @ 3pm – Prenatal: stages of delivery, prenatal nutrition, infant safety.

Feb 13 @ 3 – Newborn Care: diapering, bathing, cord care/circ care, safe sleep, immunizations, car seat.

Feb 20 @ 3 – Breastfeeding: benefits, getting started, storage & handling.

Feb 27 @ 4 – Breastfeeding support group

Call to sign up or walk-ins welcome!

Please take our short survey at:  https://mnsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6FihNDch9Kt03fD. 

The Macon County Health Department provides preventative services to ensure the ongoing health of all citizens with the community. Especially important is the health and welfare of women in childbearing age, infants, and children through their late teen years. The health department receives funding through the State of Missouri’s Maternal Child Health grant program to provide health and preventative measures to these vulnerable groups of citizens.
We seek your input for our ongoing program to ensure that our efforts are in line with community needs.
Please take our short survey at https://mnsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6FihNDch9Kt03fD.
Survey is available to those 15 years and older and closes December 15, 2017.
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Thank you!