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Programs and Services
Call: 620-231-5411
STD Testing
Blood Pressure Screenings
Available during business hours. Chronic Disease Risk Reduction
Program which targets smoking, lowering dietary fat, and increasing physical activity to reduce risk of chronic disease. Community Follow-Up
Community Health Screenings
Hemoglobin Health Heart Ambassador Program
What is the Health Heart Ambassador (HHA) Program? The HHA Program is a 4-month program to encourage self-monitoring and recording of blood pressure, as well as a heart-healthy diet. What benefits do participants receive?
Chronic Disease Self-Management
Living with Chronic Conditions Program Are you an adult with an ongoing health condition? You’ll get the support you need, find practical ways to deal with pain and fatigue, discover better nutrition and exercise choices, understand new treatment choices, and learn better ways to talk with your doctor and family about your health. The program is open to individuals with any physical or mental chronic condition such as asthma, arthritis, COPD, chronic pain, high blood pressure and heart disease. FREE- 7-week, 2 ½ hour sessions, workshop series to help you
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Stepping On – Fall Prevention
What is Stepping On? Stepping On is a free program that offers older adults a way of reducing falls by incorporating and discussing a range of issues that include falls and risks, strength and balance exercises, initiating a medication review, vision exams, home safety, safe footwear and what to do and how to cope after a fall. The Stepping On course consists of seven weekly classes that are each approximately two-hours in length, followed by a home assessment at three-months, and a six-month follow-up. The Stepping On program is research-based and scientifically proven to reduce falls by over 30% among participants. The eligibility criteria for participation in the Stepping On program is:
The Early Detection Works program
Early Detection Works is a CDC and State funded program aimed to catch breast and cervical cancer in its earliest stages. Our program provides breast screenings, mammograms, pap smears, and diagnostic services to women who meet our guidelines. Basic qualifications for breast services are, patient resides in KS, patient does not have health insurance, patient is between 40-64 years old, and meets EDW's income guidelines. Basic qualifications for cervical services are the same as breast, however the age requirements are from 21-64. To enroll please call (620) 235-7136, or visit www.kdhe.ks.gov/edw for more information and our income guidelines. Early Detection Saves Lives. Environmental Health
Defines and insures safe disposal of domestic waste. Regulates and controls the development of private wastewater on-site systems and private water systems. Insures safe storage, collection and disposal of solid waste. Establishes appropriate management approach to control nonpoint source pollution. Defines wastewater requirements for single family and subdivisions located in Crawford County. Performs on-site waste inspections, private well water assessments, and inspection of daycare centers and residential centers. Healthy Start Program
Our Healthy Start Visitor contacts and supports pregnant women and children up to 2 years of age under the supervision of a registered nurse. Immunizations
The Health Department is equipped to administer all state mandated childhood vaccines as well as the recommended adult vaccines. On-site clinics are provided for flu and pneumonia. Information on vaccine requirements for international travel can be provided upon request. Services: Immunizations are provided on a walk-in basis Monday through Friday from 8:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. and 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. and 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.
International Travel
The Health Department can provide some of the needed vaccinations for travel abroad. It is recommended to call ahead to inquire about the vaccinations needed and their availability through the Health Department. Kan Be Healthy
Eligibility Children ages 0-21 who are eligible for the Medicaid program and have a valid Medicaid card may receive periodic free child wellness screenings. The screening consists of periodic physicals and age appropriate development testing, which includes: vision and hearing screenings, dental screenings, lab tests, immunizations and appropriate referrals. Hours Appointments can be made by calling (620) 231-3200. Guidelines Immunization records and a current Medicaid card should be presented at time of appointment. Child Care Licensing
Conducts licensing surveys for Kansas Department of Health & Environment for:
School Health Screenings
Contract services offered to schools including:
Special Health Care Needs
Provides specialty medical services to infants, children and youth up to age 21 who have eligible medical conditions and persons of all ages with metabolic or genetic conditions screened through the Newborn Screening Program. WIC (WOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN)
Program covers Crawford County. A supplemental nutrition program which is federally funded. Food vouchers are for formula, cereal, milk, eggs, cheese, juice and peanut butter or beans. Eligibility
Pregnant women, recently delivered women, infants, and children up to 5 years of age. Contact: Alicia Shoemaker, 620-231-5411 ashoemaker@crawfordcountykansas.org 410 E. Atkinson Pittsburg KS 66762 WIC is an equal opportunity program. The USDA prohibits discrimination in its programs on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, and disability. To file a complaint write to the: Administration, Food & Nutrition Services, USDA 3101 Park Center Dr. Alexandria, VA 22301 https://www.crawfordcountykansas.org/programs--services.html#WIC
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Health & Family Services
Mission The mission of the Crawford County Health Department Health and Family Services is to provide a wide range of health services that have a demonstrated need in the community, giving priority to those services which are not or cannot be provided at an affordable rate by other sectors of the community. The Health and Family Services Department will service all residents of Crawford County and the surrounding areas, without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, or economic status. Health and Family Services strives to empower all individuals and families to receive basic health care so that they may sustain life and live to their fullest potential as dignified and worthy human beings with rights and responsibilities as citizens of Kansas. To that end, we create, encourage and advocate opportunities for personal change by providing consumer focused services and consumer driven interagency collaboration in southeast Kansas. Services
Payment Fees are based on family size and income. Individual payment plans can be arranged. No one is denied service because of inability to pay Teen Pregnancy
Program for a pregnant or parenting female ages 10-21. She receives individualized services to assist them with personal, social, and community resources. Contact: Tammy Alcantar, 620-231-5411 talcantar@crawfordcountykansas.org 410 E. Atkinson Pittsburg KS 66762 Car Seat Inspection and Distibution Program
Call the Crawford County Health Department for more information - (620) 231-5411 
Healthy Beginnings
Healthy Beginnings is a prenatal education program that educates pregnant women and their partners on prenatal care, pregnancy health, labor & delivery, infant feeding, infant care, safe sleep, and postpartum care. The program consists of six 2 hour sessions that are held at the Health Department. Participants can earn incentives like car seats and pack n plays for attending all six sessions. For more information, please call the Health Department at (620)231-5411 and speak with Tammy (620)231-5411 Call for class schedule The Baby and Me Tobacco Free program
is an evidence based tobacco session program for pregnant women. The program combines cessation support specific to pregnant women and offers incentives, supports low socio-economic groups, implements motivational interviewing skills, and monitors the success of participants. Participants who quit smoking and stay quit have the opportunity to earn diaper vouchers for the first 12 months after delivery. Call (620) 231-5411 for more information. |