The Department provides low-cost, confidential testing, treatment and screening services for a variety of health issues and infectious diseases. Appointments are generally required and most services charge a minimal fee.
Keep Your Child Lead-Safe. Test Your Child. Test Your Home.
Our comprehensive lead case management program identifies lead-poisoned children and eliminates sources of lead in the home. Find out more about sources of lead poisoning, common symptoms in children with lead poisoning and how to decrease exposure to your family.
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Experiencing COVID-19 Symptoms? Find a Testing Site.
Patients with COVID-19 experience mild to severe respiratory illness, including fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, body aches, headache, sore throat, congestion, runny nose, new loss of taste or smell, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. People with COVID-19 symptoms who have not tested positive in the last 90 days should be tested.
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Get Educated. Get Tested.
One in every two sexually active young people will get an STD by age 25, and most will not know it. The Allen County Department of Health offers low-cost, confidential STD testing and treatment, and parent permission is not needed.
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Refugee & Immigrant Health Services
The Department provides eligible clients with culturally- and language-appropriate health screening and assessments, including follow-ups and referrals to other healthcare providers as needed to newly arriving refugees, immigrants asylees, victims of human trafficking and those seeking permanent U.S. residency. Civil Surgeon exams for Green Cards/residency are not currently available.
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Get Required Student Health Services
The Department offers college students pursuing careers in the healthcare industry low-cost exams and testing services to meet educational program or employment requirements.
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Learn More About Tuberculosis Testing and Treatment
Investigating, treating and managing cases of Tuberculosis (TB) are important public health interventions to ensure those exposed to or with active disease are properly screened and treated and risk to others is minimized.
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