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Contact Public Health

Contact information for public health programs, leadership, emergencies and media inquiries
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Contact Us

Contact information for Environmental Health Services of Washington County, Oregon.
County resource Public Health

Contact WIC

Phone, email, and form to contact Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
County resource Women, Infants & Children

Disease-Carrying Insects

Protect your health from mosquitoes and other insects that carry disease
Information Public Health

Does WIC provide medical/health care?

No. WIC does not provide medical care. However, WIC can connect you to health care services. You can also call the Washington County Health Care Resource Line at 503-846-8851.

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Entorno de la venta de tabaco

Favor de anotar abajo los datos para reportar alguna violación de la ordenanza 878 del Condado de Washington.
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Farmers Markets and WIC

Washington County WIC, Oregon partners with local farmers markets. This webpage provides information about how and where to use market checks.
Information Women, Infants & Children

Flavor Ban Ordinance 878

Answers to frequently asked questions about the ordinance prohibiting the sale or advertisement of flavored tobacco or nicotine product.
Information Public Health

Going Back to Work or School

Information and resources about breastfeeding and returning to work or school. Information about receiving a breast pump from WIC.
Information Women, Infants & Children

Health Equity

Washington County is committed to reducing and eliminating health disparities and working to achieve health equity, where everyone in our community has the opportunity to be as healthy as possible.
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Hot Weather

Extreme summertime heat in Oregon is here to stay. It’s never too early to start preparing.
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How do I know if I am at "nutritional risk"?

During an appointment with your doctor, nurse, or nutritionist, you will discuss your health and diet. They can let you know if you are at nutritional risk.

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How much do WIC services cost?

WIC services are free to participants.

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If I am homeless, can I get WIC services?

Yes.

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If I am no longer getting SNAP, can I still get WIC?

Yes.

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If I am under the age of 18 and live with my parents, can I get WIC?

You may qualify. If your parents/legal guardians meet WIC income requirements or provide less than 50% of your living expenses.

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If I am working, can I apply for WIC?

Yes. Working families can qualify for WIC.

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Immunizations

Links to recommended vaccine schedules for children and adults, and other resources about immunizations.
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