Personal Health Services

Learn about the nursing clinics available with the Health Department.

1. Animal Bites and Bats

   Nurses from our Communicable Disease Program provide investigation, information and case management for individuals with animal bites including bat exposure.

2. Breast & Cervical Cancer Control

   The Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program (BCCCNP) provides breast and cervical cancer screening services for women 40 years of age or older who meet certain income and insurance requirements 517-264-5235.

3. Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention

   Prevention services focusing on community and individual education regarding lead exposure

4. Children’s Special Health Care Services (CSHCS)

   The CSHCS offers services for children and adults with complex health care needs and their families 517-264-5228.

5. Communicable Disease

   The Communicable Disease program provides investigation, information, and follow-up for communicable disease cases 517-264-5243.

6. Hearing & Vision

   Hearing and vision screening for preschool and school age children.

7. Immunization

   Get vaccines, by appointment, provided for children, teens and adults for protection from many types of diseases.

8. Pregnancy Testing & Counseling

   Pregnancy testing and counseling is available for females ages 14 and older.

9. Reproductive Health Services

   Family Planning provides confidential exams and education for females of childbearing age seeking birth control.

10. STI/HIV Testing & Counseling

    Get confidential Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) testing, counseling, referrals and partner treatment.

11. Tuberculosis (TB) Testing & Control

    Access TB skin testing and follow-up treatment for adults and children (517-264-5226).

12. WISEWOMAN

    The WISEWOMAN is a program for women currently enrolled in the BCCCP that teaches them how to reduce and/or prevent their risk of heart disease 517-264-5223.

Environmental Health Programs

Receive environmental health resources from the Health Department.

1. Body Art Facility Inspections

   Environmental Health Sanitarians inspect body art facilities for safety and cleanliness.

2. Campground Inspections

   The Lenawee County Health Department issues a license for operation of a temporary campground. Seasonal campgrounds are licensed by the State of Michigan based on a licensing recommendation and inspection provided by the Lenawee County Health Department.

3. Child & Adult Care Facility Inspections

   The Lenawee County Health Department conducts plan reviews and environmental inspections of Family Child Care Homes, Group Child Care Homes, Child Care Centers, Foster Family Homes, Group Foster Homes, Child Caring Institutions and Children and Adult Camps.

4. Food Service

   Environmental Health Division staff inspects and licenses restaurants and food facilities to make sure that food is safe to eat and the public’s health is protected 517-264-5213.

5. Public Swimming Pools

   The Lenawee County Health Department inspects all licensed public swimming pools.

6. Radon Testing

   Radon is an invisible, radioactive gas created from natural deposits of uranium in the ground. Radon gas can be drawn into a building and build up to levels that can cause a health concern. Finding high levels of radon in the home has nothing to do with the age, quality, or upkeep of the home.

7. Sewage Disposal Program

   The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality regulates municipal wastewater collection and treatment systems such as the one serving the City of Adrian.

8. Smoke-Free Air

   Lenawee County’s Smoke-Free Work Site regulation and Michigan’s Smoke-free Air Law, help protect county residents from secondhand smoke.

9. Substance Abuse Prevention

   Information and links to substance abuse prevention efforts in Lenawee County.

10. Wells

    Before building begins, permits are needed for new and replacement wells serving single-family homes and some public buildings 517-264-5214.

Environmental Health Information & Links

1. Bed Bug Information

   Michigan's information outlet to help you solve bed bug problems.

2. Complaint Form

   Complaint forms can be submitted to our office for investigation if you believe there has been a violation of the Lenawee County Environmental Health Code (e.g., if your complaint is related to food, water, septic, garbage, vermin, smoke-free air or other environmental health issues)

3. Document Request

   Information about requesting information relating to a property or food service establishment.

4. Environmental Health Code (2013)

   Lenawee County's Environmental Health Code was adopted in 2013.

5. Environmental Health Fee Schedule

   Environmental Health Fee Schedule

6. Food Handler Class Schedule

   Food Handler Class Schedule

7. Manager Certification Class Schedule

   Manager Certification Class Schedule

8. West Nile Virus

   West Nile Virus information

Emergency Preparedness

The Lenawee County Health Department emergency preparedness program focuses on ensuring that we are prepared to respond to intentional or unintentional public health emergencies.

Internships

The Lenawee County Health Department invites college and graduate students to apply for an internship with us!

Insurances Accepted

Health insurances that are accepted in the Lenawee County Health Department clinics

Health News

Lenawee County Health Department Press Releases

1. Hepatitis A Outbreak

   Hepatitis A outbreak in southeast Michigan