Livingston County Health Center has received its second notification of an additional positive case of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) for Wednesday. Both were symptomatic and will be isolating for 14 days. Close contacts are being notified of their exposure. The additional case brings Livingston’s total case count to 27 positives, which include 16 active cases and 11 released from isolation. Those […]
Read moreThe Livingston County Health Center will have a Blood Draw Clinic in the Month of July. The clinic will again be by appointment only. Private appointments will be accepted for the Adult Blood Draws on Wednesday, July 22nd. Those attending will follow social distancing guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The appointments will […]
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The Livingston County Health Center in a recent posting reminds us all to take the COVID-19 / CoronaVirus seriously and practice social distancing and good sanitizing measures, including handwashing and refraining from touching our face. The Health Center would like to remind the public that while COVID19 is most definitely a real public health threat, there are currently no local […]
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Smart Connections, a program for parents will begin March 2nd. Mary Taylor, RN and Maternal Child Health Coordinator at the Health Center will be the instructor for the program that is part of the Trauma Smart®. Taylor says Smart Connections is for parents and caregivers to connect, network and enhance skills in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere. She says the […]
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Are you planning on having a Happy Holiday? Of course you are! To make that happened, you want to stay healthy. Livingston County Health Center Director Sherry Weldon offers a few tips that can help keep the holidays happy and healthy. First up – Wash your hands often! Keeping hands clean is one of the most important steps you can […]
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If you are traveling through the holiday, there is a chance you could come in contact with pests known as bed bugs. Lori Murray from the Livingston County Health Center says for most people the first sign of the bed bugs is an irritation or rash from a bed bug bite Murray says bed bugs are small. Murray says you […]
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As the weather turns cold and children begin wearing hats, families will start hearing about and seeing head lice. Lori Murray from the Livingston County Health Center says despite the belief that head lice are a sign of a dirty person, head lice actually prefer a clean host. Murray says they have already heard from one school about a head […]
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The Livingston County Health Center has flu shots available every Tuesday in December. The Health Center encourages county residents who haven’t gotten a flu shot to stop by their office on any Tuesday in December except for Christmas Eve, during the hours of 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. High-dose vaccine is available. Those with […]
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Another walk-in flu shot clinic will be held November 15th at the Livingston County Health Center. The High-Dose flu vaccine for the 2019-2020 flu season will be available from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, including the noon hour. This walk-in clinic is for adults 19 and older. There is no appointment necessary. Those with private insurance or Medicare should bring […]
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Flu Shots will be available for both children and adults next week at the Livingston County Health Center. Ann Burchett says they will have opportunities to receive their vaccination for influenza for the 2019-2020 flu season. On Wednesday, October 30th, a walk-in flu clinic will be held at the health center from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm for those 19 […]
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