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1. What services does Public Health provide?

The Randolph County Public Health Provides the Following Programs/Services:

• Care Coordination for Children
• Care Management for High-Risk Pregnancy
• Child Care Nurse Consultant
• Communicable Disease Services
• Clinic - Dental
• Clinic - Medical
• Emergency Preparedness
• Environmental Health
• Health Promotion Policy (HPP)
• Nutrition Services
• Vital Records
• WIC and Breastfeeding Peer Counseling

For more information about each program, check out each program page or the Randolph County Public Health Services Brochure (PDF).

2. Appointments - Do I need one?

Yes. All Public Health clinic services are by appointment only. Same day appointments and some after-hours appointments available. Call for information.

• Family Planning
  Phone: 336-318-6882
• Pregnancy Test
  Phone: 336-318-6200
• Immunizations
  Phone: 336-318-6200
• STD/HIV Testing
  Phone: 336-318-6200
• TB Test/Screening
  Phone: 336-318-6200
• Labwork
  Phone: 336-318-6200

3. Appointments - What should I bring with me?

Please bring the following to all appointments:

• Proof of most recent income information
• Insurance, Medicaid, Medicare card(s)
• Identification
• Proof of your current address (bank statement, utility bill, etc.)

4. Health Fairs - Who do I contact?

Please contact the Health Promotion and Policy Section: call 336-318-6196 or 336-318-6197 for Health Fair information.

5. Rabies Clinics - When are they?

The last Tuesday of March, June and September, and the second Tuesday in December (every year).

6. Rabies Clinics - What Vets participate in the Clinics?

Visit the Rabies Control & Prevention page for details.

7. Restaurant - How do I find out their health inspection score?

Check our Restaurant Rating page.

8. Statistical Information - Where can I get Statistical Information?

Visit the North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics website.