Franklin
County commissioners this month adopted the fees that the health
department will charge for its various services beginning in October.
The
health department's core services include environmental health,
communicable disease and clinical care for special populations.
The
local health department provides a variety of medical and public
heath services ranging from vaccinations, pregnancy testing,
tuberculosis treatment, and STD services.
It
also tests drinking water wells and permits septic systems.
They
also provide some free services like children's’ vaccinations and
HIV screenings.
The
amount the health department charges depends on the service and the
income of the person or family using the services.
The
fee schedule has remained basically the same for the past few years –
there was one change for the upcoming year.
That
is a 3 dollar increase in the cost for birth and death certificates.
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