Nebraska’s Influenza and other Respiratory Diseases Surveillance System reports detection of influenza activity that marks the beginning of the 2025-26 influenza season. Nebraska’s influenza and other respiratory pathogen data can be viewed here. An increase in influenza activity is expected as the flu season progresses, underscoring the importance of healthcare professionals discussing optimal choice options for . . .
The work of public health is never ending, always changing and never ever boring! I have been both challenged and privileged these 22 years to lead an impressive team in achieving the best possible outcomes for our community’s health and wellbeing. Now it is time for someone else to take the lead for Central District Health Department. I have submitted my retirement notice to the Board of Health and to our awesome staff. I plan to . . .
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Vaccine Information Here at Central District Health Department we are able to offer routine vaccinations. We have programs available to help those with little or no insurance and can also bill your insurance. We are here to serve all members of our community. Clinic Information Contact the office at (308) 385-5175 to schedule an appointment. If you have a vaccination record for yourself or your child, please bring a . . .
Central District Health Department (CDHD) is pleased to offer Central Navigation for Hall, Hamilton, and Merrick Counties. Central Navigation is a single point of contact for children, youth, and families in Nebraska when they need help. Families can voluntarily choose to work with Central Navigation. They will work with one Navigator who will be able to connect them with many different sources of assistance. If you have questions feel . . .
