Eau Claire City-County Health Department

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720 Second Ave

Eau Claire WI 54703
Phone: 715-839-4718

Mon–Fri | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm*

After Hours Emergency:

Call 715-839-4972 or 911 for emergencies and notifiable or reportable conditions, including:

*Clinic hours may vary (Family Planning, WIC, TB/Hep B, Immunization

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Oct 22
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Eau Claire City-County Health Department
Our city is coming together to create and carry out a plan to end homelessness in Eau Claire. This work will be guided by nationally renowned consultant, Erin Healy. Please join us on Thursday, October 25th from 1 – 3pm at the RCU Corporate Office (200 Riverfront Terrace) to help coordinate this plan.
Oct 20
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Oct 19
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Eau Claire City-County Health Department
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NEWS RELEASE: We Need your Help to End Homelessness in Eau Claire
All community members are invited to join this community conversation on Thursday, October 25th from 1 - 3pm at the RCU Corporate Office (200 Riverfront Terrace) to build a plan to end homelessness.

10/16/2018 10:01:16 AM
NEWS RELEASE: Health Department Providing Flu Shots to Students and Community
Flu vaccinations clinics will be held at six schools in Eau Claire County: Northstar, DeLong, South, Altoona, Fall Creek, Augusta. We will also be providing flu vaccinations at the Indoor Sports Center with evening hours.

10/5/2018 12:30:20 PM
NEWS RELEASE: Mammograms save Lives
Today, we know much more about breast cancer, including the importance of regular breast cancer screenings to catch the disease early and get women into treatment sooner.

10/1/2018 8:21:09 AM
NEWS RELEASE: Fall Temperatures Increase Your Chance of Rabies Exposure
As temperatures drop, bats and other animals often look for a new home indoors. For this reason, the Health Department encourages you to take steps to reduce your chance of getting rabies.

9/28/2018 8:00:00 AM

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