The Genesee County Health Department is committed to promoting and protecting public health for residents of Genesee County, New York. Through a variety of programs, the department focuses on disease prevention, health education, environmental health, and emergency preparedness. It offers immunization clinics, maternal and child health services, and communicable disease control to ensure community well-being. Additionally, the department provides inspections and permits for food establishments, water quality monitoring, and lead poisoning prevention to promote safe living conditions. With a strong emphasis on public outreach and education, it collaborates with local organizations to enhance health awareness and accessibility. The department also plays a key role in responding to public health emergencies, ensuring preparedness for disease outbreaks or environmental health risks.
Key Services:
– Immunization programs and vaccine clinics
– Maternal and child health services
– Communicable disease prevention and control
– Environmental health services, including food safety inspections
– Water quality monitoring and lead poisoning prevention
– Public health emergency preparedness and response
– Tobacco cessation programs and healthy living initiatives
– Community health education and outreach programs
