The services are offered Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM . Information on Immunization Satellite Courses, Infectious Diseases, and CPR Certification is available at www.cdc.gov.

Adult Immunization Program 

The recommended immunizations and costs** are as follows: 

**Vaccine charges are subject to change depending on current pricing.

Immunizations

The following immunizations are given at the Gallia County Health Department:

• DTaP
• Hepatitis B
• HIB
• IPV (Polio)
• Meningococcal (MenACWY and Serogroup B Meningococcal)
• MMR
• Prevnar (Pneumococcal)
• Td, Tdap
• Varicella (Chickenpox)
• Hepatitis A
• Influenza
• HPV
• Rotavirus
• RSV
• Shingles
• Covid-19

All children should have a current immunization record and be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Information about the vaccines can be obtained by clicking on the red lettering.

Vaccines are provided at no cost to children who are eligible for VFC (Vaccines For Children). Insurance and self pay are accepted for children who are not eligible for VFC. Call the Health Department at 740-441-2950 with any questions.

Travel Vaccines

Flu Clinic Schedule

TB Testing

Adult Immunization Form

Child Immunization Form

Flu Shot Form

TB Risk Assessment Form

Harm reduction is a series of strategies and ideas that aim at meeting people where they are to save lives and reduce harm. Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can reverse an overdose from opioids, including heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioid medications. Available from the Health Department as a nasal spray, naloxone is safe and easy to use.

To request your free Naloxone, please complete the form below. 

Age

• 14 or under
• 15-24
• 25-34
• 35-44
• 45-54
• 55-64
• 65+

Which gender do you most identify with?

• Male
• Female
• Non-Binary/Gender Fluid
• Prefer not to say
• Not listed

What race(s) and ethnicity do you consider yourself? Please choose one.

• White
• Black/African American
• Hispanic/Latino
• Asian
• Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
• American Indian or Alaska Native
• Other
• Prefer not to say
• Multi-racial/multi-ethnic (check all that apply below)

Race/Ethnicity

• White
• Black/African American
• Hispanic/Latino
• Asian
• Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
• Other

In which Ohio zip code do you live?

• Prefer not to say
• I do not live in Ohio

Phone Number

In which Ohio county do you live?

• Prefer not to say
• I do not live in Ohio

Is this the first naloxone (Narcan) kit you have received?

• Yes
• No

If no, what happened to your previous kit?

• My kit was used on me
• The medication in my kit expired
• My kit was used on another person who was overdosing -> Did the person survive?
• Other

Intended use for naloxone (Narcan):

• If I overdose
• If a friend or family member overdoses
• If I see someone overdose

How many times have you witnessed someone overdosing?

• 0 (never)
• 1 to 10
• More than 10
• Prefer not to say

Do you have health insurance?

• No
• Yes, I have Medicaid
• Yes, I have other insurance
• Unknown
• Prefer not to say

Have you been released from a jail or correctional facility within the past 30 days?

• Yes
• No

Have you been released from an inpatient treatment facility within the past 30 days?

• Yes
• No

Have you ever been in a formal treatment program (other than AA, NA, or other peer support groups)?

• Yes
• No

Have you ever used intravenous (IV) drugs?

• Yes
• No

Have you ever used drugs other than opioids, such as cocaine and methamphetamine?

• Yes
• No

Have ever overdosed?

• Yes
• No

First and Last Initial and year of birth

ex: AB89

Submit

Ohio Tobacco Quit Line Hasn’t Quit on You

When the Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation recently ceased operations, many Ohioans incorrectly thought the Ohio Tobacco Quit Line –  1-800-QUIT-NOW – had ceased operations with it.  Rest assured, the quit line has not quit on you.  The Ohio Tobacco Quit Line is now housed at the Ohio Department of Health and continues to provide invaluable assistance to smokers who want to kick the tobacco habit.

Tobacco counselors are available to help you from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday-Friday and from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Soon-to-be-former smokers can also leave a message 24 hours a day and request a call-back time that is convenient for them.  Service is available in 150 languages and TTY service is available for the deaf and hard of hearing at 1-888-229-2182.

Smokers who want to quit are much more successful when they take advantage of services such as the Ohio Tobacco Quit Line. Indeed, only 5 percent of those who try to quit smoking cold turkey are successful, compared to 22 percent who use the quit line.  You have nothing to lose – except for a nasty habit that is the leading cause of preventable death – and everything to gain. Call the Ohio Tobacco Quit Line today at 1-800-QUIT-NOW (784-8669) or 1-888-229-2182 for TTY service. You and your loved ones will be glad you did.

Children with Medical Handicaps program

CMH is a tax-supported program within the Ohio Department of Health. The goal of CMH is to assure that children with special health care needs and their families obtain comprehensive care and services. The CMH offers three programs: A diagnostic program, to rule out handicap conditions, to diagnose a condition, and/ or to develop a plan of treatment; A treatment program, to provide ongoing treatment services for eligible children; A service co-ordination program, to help families obtain needed services for their children and to help coordinate services for the child.

To be eligible a child must:

• Be under 23 years of age.
• Be a resident of Ohio.
• Be under the care of a CMH provider.
• Have a chronic medical condition
• Meet financial eligibility. 

For more information about the CMH Program contact Brittany Muncy, MSN, RN, CPH or Rachel Chambers, RN at 1-740-441-2950, Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Gallia County Health Department 499 Jackson Pike, Suite D Gallipolis, OH 45631 1-740-441-2950

CMH Medical Application Form (MAF)

CMH Financial Application

CMH Special Healthcare Needs

CMH Release of Info Consent Form