Provides immunizations, COVID-19 vaccinations, Tuberculosis testing and treatment, STD and HIV testing, family education, blood testing, technical support for school nurses, and educational presentations on various health topics. Also offers referrals to other state and local resources depending on need.

Provides walk-in Mantoux tuberculin skin testing (screening). Medical evaluation, diagnostic testing, and follow-up treatment, if needed, are available by appointment for positive skin tests. Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) when indicated.

Provides immunizations, STD/HIV testing, pregnancy testing, access to breast/prostate cancer screenings, monitoring of chronic diseases, and Tuberculosis testing when available. Lead screenings provided in certain situations, not by the clinic.

Offers public health and clinic services including family planning, immunizations, STD testing and treatment, lead abatement, emergency preparedness, maternal and child health, limited dental care, in-home asthma trigger assessments, injury prevention, and chronic disease education.

Works to prevent disease and to promote and protect the health of York City residents through the assessment of needs, the assurance of public health services and the provision of sound public health policies through dynamic and committed leadership.

Offers Immunizations, HIV Testing and Counseling, and Tuberculosis Testing and Treatment.

Provides communicable disease investigation, TB treatment, HIV testing, vaccines for eligible adults, animal bite investigation, and health information and referral.

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Operating with regular hours at this time.

Offer employment physicals, driver's license physicals, sports physicals, TB testing and urine drug screenings(available per contract with employer).

Provides communicable disease investigation, TB treatment, HIV testing, vaccines for eligible adults, animal bite investigation, and health information and referral.

- Walk-in minor emergency clinic
- Offers walk-in physicals (For sports, school, camp, work, driver's permit)
- Offers PPD/Tuberculosis testing

For emergencies, call 9-1-1

Health centers are the implementation sites for the Department of Health's public health programs. Services include communicable disease reporting and investigation; epidemiology, informational and referral; chronic disease prevention and intervention; clinical services (including sexually-transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, and HIV testing, counseling and education); family health programs and environmental health services (including animal bites and rabies information).

Offers the following services:
- Immunizations (all ages), offered by appointment Thursday, 9:00-11:30am & 1:00-2:30 pm. Immunization record must be brought along. Immunizations for measles, rubella, and mumps can be given between ages 12-15 months, others usually 2 months. The following immunizations are offered:
DTP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis)
IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine)
Prevnar (Pneumocial vaccine for infants)
MMR (measles, mumps, rubella)
Hepatitis B-Hepatitis A
Gardasil (Vaccine used to prevent cervical cancer and precancerous cervical lesions)
HIB (hemophilus influenza)
DT Booster or TD (for older children)
Varicella (chickenpox)
TDYS

- Tuberculosis Clinics provide confidential diagnosis, treatment (including medication), and follow-up. (Will do a free testing for persons who have been exposed to the germ). TB clinic by appointment
- HIV/AIDS antibody testing and pre- and post-test counseling. Free, confidential and anonymous. HIV clinic Tuesdays by appointment
- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) home visiting, bereavement counseling, and referral services
- Lead Poisoning: Will provide lead testing, case management, nursing assessment, and arrangement of environmental inspection for children up to age six with a venous blood level at or above the level designated for case management by the Pa Dept. of Health. Provides general information on lead poisoning, including prevention, treatment and hazard reduction. Lead testing by appointment 3rd Thursday
- Investigation and control of reportable diseases. Educates patient regarding possible source, transmission, and prevention/control measures. Investigations include reportable communicable and non-communicable diseases and food and/or waterborne disease outbreaks
- Outbreak investigation of multiple cases of illness linked to a common source. Gathers information regarding symptoms, onset, activities, food and beverage history of ill versus non-ill persons. If threat of an outbreak that mass immunizations may prevent or limit, the center may quickly establish mass immunization sites among the non-immunized population.
- High risk infant follow-up program for families without health insurance, who have premature infants, or infants with congenital defects. Home assessment, health education, and growth and development monitoring are provided by a nurse.
- Information and referral services on Hepatitis C, AIDS, genetic disorders, cardiac, cleft palate, cystic fibrosis, phenylketonuria, spina bifida, sexually transmitted diseases. If there is a program at the state level for specific disorders, the staff will assist local residents in accessing these services.
- PKU follow-up provided to infants with elevated phenylalanine levels. Nurse will act as a liaison between the family and the PKU Treatment Center.
- Rabies prevention. All animal bites are reported to the State Health Center. Both victim and owner are contacted and informed of protocol for confinement of the animal. If there is a risk of rabies, a nurse will assess and educate the parties involved regarding the need for rabies prophylaxis.
- Community Education Programs on such topics as: AIDS, diabetes, health risk education, high blood pressure, and nutrition. Farm and fire safety education programs for health fairs and parochial schools, including Amish schools. Health and safety educational programs for day care and HeadStart staffs and WIC parents.
- Provides information on West Nile Virus.

Health centers are the implementation sites for the Department of Health's public health programs. Services include communicable disease reporting and investigation; epidemiology, informational and referral; chronic disease prevention and intervention; clinical services (including sexually-transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, and HIV testing, counseling and education); family health programs and environmental health services (including animal bites and rabies information).

Maintains disease surveillance records and provides the following services to individuals with tuberculosis disease, tuberculous infection or who have a high risk for disease or infection:

• Outpatient examination and diagnostic services
• Antituberculosis medication for treatment and prevention of the disease
• Hospitalizations for persons with tuberculosis who are very ill, require inpatient care, and have no source of payment
• Laboratory services, if there is no source of payment
• X-ray services, if there is no source of payment
• In-field, directly observed therapy (DOT) and directly observed treatment of latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) in order to insure the completion of recommended therapy
• Examination and provision of treatment for LTBI for those who are close contacts of infectious cases
• LTBI therapy for other high-risk tuberculosis skin test reactors

These services are provided at selected state health centers and by contract with several county and municipal health departments. Call 1-877-PA-HEALTH to obtain information about, or access to, the aforementioned services.

Health centers are the implementation sites for the Department of Health's public health programs. Services include communicable disease reporting and investigation; epidemiology, informational and referral; chronic disease prevention and intervention; clinical services (including sexually-transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, and HIV testing, counseling and education); family health programs and environmental health services (including animal bites and rabies information).

Monitors all active cases of Tuberculosis (TB) and their contacts to ensure appropriate treatment/follow-up. Monitors all clients with latent TB infections for appropriate treatment/follow-up. Collects data for statewide, CDC mandated surveilllance system.

Provides tuberculosis (TB) testing, treatment and follow-up for children and adults with TB disease and TB infection. Provides immunization clinics for children and adults; HIV testing and counseling; STD testing treatment and follow-up;home visits or maternal/child health; monitoring of communicable diseases and health education programs.

TB investigation and treatment services ensure that affected individuals are provided testing and necessary treatment to prevent and control TB in the community. Follow-up testing and education are important parts of this program.

Provides immunization clinics, HIV testing and counseling, home visits for metabolic disorders, monitoring of communicable diseases (including Tuberculosis), and health education programs.

Provides integrated Behavioral Health services, medication for Opioid Use Disorder program, Community Health Worker Outreach team, case management, nurse care team, telepsychiatry for medical patients, and Behavioral Health case management.

Provides integrated Behavioral Health services, medication for Opioid Use Disorder program, Community Health Worker Outreach team, case management, nurse care team, telepsychiatry for medical patients, and Behavioral Health case management.

Provides primary health care to all family members. VNA accepts Medical Assistance and has reduced fees for the uninsured. The Center follows the "medical home" model of care and serves as a medical home for adults and children who otherwise would not seek health care except on an emergency basis or would find it difficult to receive care.