🎉✨ Cheers to 6 Years, Jackie! ✨🎉

Today we’re celebrating 6 years of commitment, care, and dedication from Jackie! 💙 Her hard work and compassion have made a lasting impact on our community and on everyone lucky enough to work alongside her.

From supporting residents to strengthening our public health team, Jackie continues to make a difference every day—and we are so thankful to have her at Washington County Public Health.

👏 Here’s to 6 years of service and many more to come!
Help us celebrate Jackie by leaving a congratulatory message below! 🎈

#6YearsStrong #PublicHealthProud #TeamWCPH #ThankYouJackie

🎗️ World Cancer Day 🎗️

Today we stand together to raise awareness, support those affected by cancer, and encourage prevention and early detection.

Routine screenings, healthy habits, and access to care play an important role in reducing cancer risk and improving outcomes. Together, we can make a difference.

Here is the February schedule for our Vaccines for Children (VFC) program and our Vaccines for Adults (VFA) program!

These programs help ensure that everyone has access to important vaccines, regardless of insurance status.

🤔Who Qualifies? 🤷
✅ Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program (Ages 18 & under)
1. Uninsured (no health insurance)
2. Enrolled in Medicaid
3. American Indian or Alaska Native
4. Underinsured (insurance does not cover vaccines)

✅Vaccines for Adults (VFA) Program (Ages 19+)
1. Uninsured (no health insurance)
2. Underinsured (insurance does not cover vaccines)
3. Medicare Part B only

📞 Call us today at 319-653-7758 to schedule an appointment - secure your spot
now!

Help us spread the word—share this post so we can reach community members who might benefit from these programs! 💉😊

❤️ National Wear Red Day ❤️

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, but many cases are preventable.

Wear red today to raise awareness, support heart health, and encourage healthy habits like staying active, eating well, and managing blood pressure.