Welcome to the Ashland County Health Department!

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OUR VISION STATEMENT-

HEALTHY PEOPLE, HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, HEALTHY COMMUNITY

 

 


Important Updates:


FLU AND COVID VACCINES

Flu vaccines and a limited quantity of Moderna & Pfizer COVID vaccines
are available at the Ashland County Health Department.
We accept appointments only so please call us at
419-282-4357 to set up your appointment.
Please fill out and bring the form below to your scheduled appointment. 

 

 

Ashland County homebound residents can receive a flu shot or a COVID
vaccination in the comfort of their own home. To schedule this service,
please call the Ashland County Health Department's Nursing Division
at 419-282-4357


RSV VACCINES
The vaccine is now offered at the health department!
It is available to:
  • Individuals 60 years and over
  • Women 32-36 weeks pregnant (a written prescription from a OB/GYN is required)
The vaccine is available by appointment only. Please call us at 419-282-4357 to make your appointment. 


 

 


Covid Positive Questionnaire   

 

If you or a family member have tested positive with Covid-19, please click on the button above to fill out our Covid Positive Questionnaire. This will help us avoid having to call you and ask questions about your exposure. 


1. Immunization Clinics
    Call 419-282-4357
     All clinics are by appointment only:
     

Tuesdays from 8:30am -11:30am,1pm-3:30pm

The following link gives you more information on what the required school vaccines are and why its necessary to receive this vaccines. "What are the Required Back to School Vaccines."

 

 2. Covid- 19 Vaccine Administration Forms:

For FIRST DOSE, SECOND DOSE and BOOSTER DOSE: please print off the Vaccine Administration Form and bring to both of your appointments. 

Vaccine Administration Form - please print off and bring to your appointment.

 

 To report your At Home Positive Covid-19 test, please click here. 

 

 

 

  



 

 

INFLUENZA IN ASHLAND COUNTY

We have seen an increase in influenza locally, regionally and across the state so far this flu season.  Getting a flu vaccine every year is the best way to reduce your risk from seasonal flu and its potentially serious complications per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 

Click here for more information from the Ashland County Health Department on how you can keep your family healthy this winter season. 

 

 

 

 

 

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