Lake County Health Department

Lake County Health Department and Community Health Center. Promoting the health and well-being of all who live, work, and play in Lake County.

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In observance of National Groundwater Awareness Week, we're offering a reduced well water testing fee for homeowners. Between March 9 and March 20, the normal $25.00 fee for testing for bacteria and nitrates will be reduced to $20.00. Learn more at https://t.co/hzeyB2Rvpv.

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Your kids might be exposed to alcohol. The feedback you provide in our anonymous survey can change that. Tell us about your attitudes and perceptions towards underage drinking. Take the survey: https://t.co/eEbomZVE10

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Hey, parents and guardians: We want to learn about your attitudes toward underage drinking. About 10% of 12-year-olds say they’ve tried alcohol. By the time they’re 15, that number jumps to 50%. Take our brief, anonymous survey: https://t.co/eEbomZVE10

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Your kids might be exposed to alcohol. The feedback you provide in our anonymous survey can change that. Tell us about your attitudes and perceptions towards underage drinking. Take the survey: https://t.co/eEbomZVE10

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Your voice as a parent or guardian matters. We are learning about your attitudes and perceptions towards underage drinking. Our anonymous survey takes less than 10 minutes: https://t.co/eEbomZVE10

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Parents/Guardians: You may be influencing your student’s alcohol use. Local data suggests 40% of youth who use alcohol report getting it from their parents. Help shape prevention programming and resources to keep kids alcohol-free. Take our quick survey: https://t.co/eEbomZVE10

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Radon can't be seen, tasted, or smelled, yet it it's the leading cause of lung cancer deaths among nonsmokers in the U.S. Test the radon levels in your home, especially during the winter, when levels are the highest. Learn more at  https://t.co/gkGRLOA4DU or call [phone].

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Vaccination lowers your chances of getting sick with the flu, COVID-19, and RSV. It also prevents spread to others, severe illness, and death. You can even get more than one vaccine at a time! Recommendations for children, adults, and pregnant individuals: https://t.co/91k64m7pJu

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Many people set New Year’s Resolutions to be healthier. Did you know it’s easy to do just that AND help others do the same? When you get vaccinated and practice proper respiratory etiquette, you keep yourself, your family, and your community healthy.

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Stay home and away from others, including those you live with, if you have respiratory virus symptoms. Not only will you get the rest you need, but you will also protect the health of others—especially those at higher risk of severe illness.

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It’s important to get your cats and dogs vaccinated to protect family, friends, neighbors, and other pets. Low-cost rabies and distemper vaccines and microchips are available for Lake County pets. Call Animal Care and Control at [phone] to make an appointment.

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Get vaccinated in time for the upcoming holidays to keep your friends and family healthy. It takes about two weeks for antibodies to develop after vaccination. Get a vaccine at your doctor's office or your local pharmacy.

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We empower women to develop a lifestyle of recovery. Women’s Residential Services provides trauma-informed care and individualized treatment to women with substance use disorders. Take the first step towards recovery. Call us at [phone] or visit https://t.co/hS7v17IyXU.

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Medication Assisted Recovery helps people with alcohol and opioid use disorder reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms. When used together, behavioral therapy and medication can lead to a healthier recovery. Call one of our locations today to get started.

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Ticks may be little, but they can cause big problems like Lyme disease. Follow the 4 steps of protection from ticks: 🥼 Dress 🛡️ Defend 🔍 Check ❌ Remove. Learn more at https://t.co/Il6ramliZo.

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Through A Way Out, a person can walk into a participating police department, turn in any drugs and paraphernalia without fear of criminal charges, and access care. Find a participating police department at https://t.co/06vQoTifOp.

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Any dog can bite, no matter its breed, age, gender, or cuteness. They may bite if they are protective, defensive, scared, or feeling unwell. As a dog owner, it’s up to you to prevent bites from happening. Learn bite prevention tips: https://t.co/Wrg8bAcwUF

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A Way Out reduces drug overdoses and improves access to treatment. Treatment is provided through recovery support services, case management, and community resources. Anyone over the age of 18 can participate. Learn more at https://t.co/06vQoTifOp.

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Measles is one of the most contagious diseases. You can get it just by being in a room where a person with measles has been, up to two hours after they’re gone. But you can stop the spread by getting vaccinated. Visit your healthcare provider or pharmacy to get your MMR vaccine.

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For National Groundwater Awareness Week, we're offering a reduced well water testing fee for homeowners. Between March 10 and March 21, 2025, the normal $25.00 fee for testing for bacteria and nitrates will be reduced to $20.00.   Read the press release: https://t.co/zzvXyPNzkv