Immunization Clinics | Washington County Health Department
Children entering kindergarten should have a series of vaccinations, including those for pertussis (whooping cough), measles, mumps, rubella and varicella (chickenpox), among others. Those entering seventh grade should have a meningococcal vaccine and a TDaP booster, and those entering 12th grade should have a meningococcal booster. These required shots as well as adult immunizations can be administered at the health department.
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Physical Address
340 Muskingum Drive, Suite B, Marietta, OH 45750
Hours
Normal Clinic Hours Tue, Thu 12pm-3pm.
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Fax
(740) 376-7074
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Application process
Normal Clinic Hours Tue, Thu 12pm-3pm. Book an Appointment by visiting the website at https://healow.com/apps/provider/healthdepartment-washingtoncounty-3265285 or call 740-374-2782 ext. 3333 to check on availability.
Fee
Accepts most insurances, Medicaid and HMO's. Reach out for assistance if you feel that you can’t pay for vaccines.
Eligibility
Washington County adults and school age children.
Service area
Washington County, Ohio
Agency info
Washington County Health Department
Provides a variety of public health services and programs to Washington County: Immunizations, Infectious Disease Investigations, Children with Medical Handicaps Services, Vital Statistics, Emergency Planning, Septic Permits & Inspections, Food Permits & Inspections, Commercial Plumbing Permits & Inspections, Rabies Vaccinations for Dogs & Cats, Dental Sealants for Children, and Chronic Disease Prevention and Wellness Programs.