Chattahoochee County Health Department

Business Hours
8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Daily
Closed 12:30 P.M. - 1:30 P.M. for Lunch
Scheduled Appointments Preferred
Walk -ins Accepted

Phone: (706) 989-3663
Fax: (706) 989-1243

Nurse Manager: Lisa Tallent

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213 McNaughton Street
Cusseta, Georgia 31805

Mission Statement

Recognizing the ever changing complexity of the health care community, Chattahoochee County Health Department and West Central Health District exist as resources to ensure an environment where all people can obtain health care services and attain optimum health and well-being by valuing themselves, by valuing other, and by caring.

Guide to Provided Services

Women Infant Children (WIC) Services

The purpose of WIC is to issue supplemental food vouchers, prevent nutrition related health problems, and to improve nutritional health to eligible clients.

To make a WIC appointment please call: 1-800-789-5502

Children 1st Point of Entry

Connects families and their children with medical preventive care or developmental services available through health care providers and other community resources. Read more.

Immunizations

-Polio/IPV - Comvax - MMR - HEB - Pneumonia (seasonal) - Varicella (chickenpox) - HIB- Flu (seasonal& H1N1) - Dtap/TD

BreasTest & More

BreasTEST & More is a program that provides breast and cervical cancer screenings and follow-up to low income and uninsured Georgia women 40 to 64 years of age. Some younger women with symptoms of breast cancer may also qualify. Read more.

Hypertension Clinic

The purpose of the Hypertension Clinic is of offer detection, referral, monitoring, follow up, treatment and patient education on hypertension.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Clinic

The purpose of the Sexually Transmitted Diseases Clinic is to diagnose and treat Patients with sexually transmitted diseases and any other communicable diseases. The Clinic also provides HIV counseling, testing, and confidential partner notification.

Tuberculosis Control Clinic

Offers detection, treatment, education and follow-up on the Tuberculosis germ.

SafeKids Coalition

Seeks to prevent traumatic accidental injuries and deaths in children under the age of 14 through community partnerships, distribution of safety equipment and education on its proper use; public awareness; and advocacy

Environmental Health

Provides primary prevention through a combination of surveillance, education, enforcement, and assessment programs designed to identify, prevent and abate the environmental conditions that adversely impact human health

Food Service and Tourist Accommodation Facilities Inspections

School Health Services

Scoliosis Screening provided for all junior high students. Immunization audits of kindergarten/first grade - Daycare / School Certificates valuing others, and by caring. Additional services include: Women’s Health Clinic and Laboratory Services