Oswego County Department of Health is dedicated to safeguarding and promoting public health throughout Oswego County. The department provides a wide range of services to prevent illness, protect against environmental hazards, and educate the community on health and safety practices. Through programs such as immunizations, maternal and child health services, and communicable disease control, Oswego County DOH works tirelessly to enhance the well-being of residents. The department also offers emergency preparedness initiatives, ensuring the county is equipped to handle public health crises effectively. Additionally, it provides inspections and regulations to maintain sanitary conditions in food establishments, water supplies, and public facilities. Community outreach efforts include health education programs and partnerships with local organizations to address key public health concerns. Oswego County DOH is committed to fostering a healthier community by delivering essential healthcare services and promoting disease prevention.

Key Services:
– Immunization clinics for children and adults
– Communicable disease surveillance and prevention
– Maternal and child health services
– Environmental health inspections (food safety, water quality, public facilities)
– Emergency preparedness and response initiatives
– Health education and wellness programs
– Lead poisoning prevention and intervention services
– Rabies prevention and pet vaccination programs
– Chronic disease prevention and management programs