Lead Screening - Douglas County

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Location:

1250 E. US Hwy. 36
Tuscola, IL 61953

Telephone Numbers and Contact Information:

(217) 253-3421 Fax
(217) 253-4137 Phone

Web Page: http://dchealthdept.org/
Email to: shays@douglascountyhealth.org

Program Details:

Operating Agency:	Douglas County Health Department
Agency Type:	Governmental
Person In Charge:	Stacy Shonkwiler, RN, MSN
Hours:	M-F; 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fees:	$25.75 or Medicaid reimbursement
Eligibility:	No restrictions
Area Served:	Douglas County
Ages Served:	Children ages one to six
Appt. Necessary:	Yes
Payment Methods:	Cash or check
Handicapped accessible:	Yes
Sign Language:	no

Program/Service Notes:

The Health Departments Maternal and Child
Health Programs and the Illinois Department of Public Health have coordinated
efforts to provide lead screening for all children ages one to six years of age in
Douglas County. Appropriate follow-up of elevated blood lead levels is facilitated
through the health department and the Illinois Department of Public Health in
accordance with the Lead Poisoning Prevent Act.

Last Updated: May 23, 2019, 10:25 a.m.