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Join us for a day packed with prizes, top-notch vendors, delicious food, and raffle prizes you won't want to miss! Whether you're expecting or already a parent, we've got everything to help you and your little one thrive. See you there!
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You have a school supply checklist, but do you have your kiddo's vaccine checklist? Make sure they're protected this coming school year by scheduling any of their needed vaccinations! Call us at (740) 203-2040 or visit DelawareHealth.org!
Or come see us on July 25 and July 26 where we'll be providing vaccinations at the Willis Education Center for the annual Supplies for Scholars event.
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Our clinic will be closed all day on Monday, July 15 and until 2pm Tuesday-Friday for clinical staff training. Walk-ins will be welcome July 16-19 after 2pm.
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Thank you, Delaware County Emergency Management for putting together a great Public Safety Day at Recreation Unlimited for their campers! A.J. says it was definitely worth the wind and occasional downpour!Delaware Public Health District showed off their new mobile unit and a fuzzy friend who appreciated the cool breeze, though we're not sure if 30mph wind gusts are still classified as a "breeze!"
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Fentanyl was involved in 80% of Ohio's unintentional drug overdose deaths in 2021. Fentanyl is nearly impossible to detect because you won’t be able to see it, smell it, or taste it. The only way to know if there is fentanyl present is to test drugs with fentanyl test strips.
We're offering BTNX® fentanyl test strips for free in partnership with Mental Health and Addiction Services and Ohio Pharmacy Services. They're 98% accurate in detecting fentanyl. To obtain fentanyl test strips simply walk into our office or call 740-368-1700. Delawarehealth.org/naloxone.
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