Health Care Providers
The success of the Public Health System in caring for individuals depends on the partnerships between various agencies in our community. One of our essential partnerships rests with the Health Care Providers in Clark County. We strive to be accessible to you and support the important work that you do for the residents.
Infectious Disease
- Clark County Quarterly Communicable Disease reports - Get the latest stats on reported diseases for the most recent yearly quarter.
- Ohio Department of Health Infectious Disease Control Manual - The IDCM serves as a reference for local health departments and health professionals in Ohio. See Section 3 for descriptions of diseases, diagnostic criteria and other information.
- Know Your ABC’s: A Quick Guide to Reportable Infectious Diseases in Ohio - This document will walk you through the particulars of reporting infectious diseases for Ohio healthcare professionals.
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Reporting - Please see this form as a guide for information that must be included in the report for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia. Please don’t hesitate to call if further clarification is necessary: (937) 390-5600.
Medical Reserve Corp
Volunteer to be part of Clark County’s Medical Emergency Response team. Visit our Medical Reserve Corp (MRC) page to get more information.
Public Health For You
The Mission of Public Health for You is to provide an opportunity for various members of the public system, such as social workers, health care providers, medical office managers, nurses, clerical staff and others to participate in one hour sessions of continuing education around health related topics relevant to Clark County residents. Get more information on our next Public Health for You Session.
24 hour Availability
A member of the Health District staff can be reached after our normal business hours of 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM by calling the after hours notification system at (937) 390-5600.
Reporting Animal Bites
Get more information from our Animal Bites and Rabies Prevention pages.
