Webster County Health Department

The Webster County Public Health Department is dedicated to attainment of the highest level of physical, mental, and social wellbeing for all residents of Webster County.
The agency is obligated to coordinate efforts with other resources for the betterment of health care systems. The agency continually seeks new ways and means of being responsive to the ever-changing community health needs. The agency also believes in the value of consumer participation in planning and implementing public health programs.

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Location Information

Statewide

Phone 515-573-4107 | Fax 515-955-1682


The Webster County Public Health Department is dedicated to attainment of the highest level of physical, mental, and social wellbeing for all residents of Webster County.
The agency is obligated to coordinate efforts with other resources for the betterment of health care systems. The agency continually seeks new ways and means of being responsive to the ever-changing community health needs. The agency also believes in the value of consumer participation in planning and implementing public health programs.

Services:

  • Care For Yourself
  • Communicable Disease
  • CPR
  • Emergency Management
  • Environmental Services
  •  General Assistance
  • Hawki
  • Home Health
  • Immunizations
  • Iowa Nutrition Network School Grant Program
  • ISmile
  • Maternal Health
  • Maternal Infant Childhood Visiting Program (MIECHV)
  • Syndemic Prevention Outreach and Testing Program (SPOT)
  • Teen Information Pregnancy Program (TIPP)
  • Woman Infant and Children (WIC)

Intake Process:

Intake process varies for each service, please contact Health Department office.

Hours:

Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:30pm.

Handicap Accessible: No

Appointment Needed: No

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Iowa HHS leads efforts in Iowa to prevent lead poisoning in children below the age of 6 through the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP). This program oversees blood lead testing of children, case management services when children are identified as lead-poisoned, and conducts education and outreach services regarding childhood lead poisoning.

Services:

  • Blood lead testing
  • Case management services
  • Education and outreach

Eligibility:

Children must be below the age of 6.

Handicap Accessible: No

Appointment Needed: No

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