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What is Infectious Disease?

Disease can spread fast! It's the job of the Infectious Disease Department to pay attention to what is spreading nationally and track how it's impacting us locally. It's a big job but we're dedicated to giving you the information you need to stay as healthy as possible. If you have questions about what we do, please feel free to call or send us a message.   The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has statutes for reportable conditions.  Information on Reportable Conditions . . .

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HIV Information

  Walk-In Testing  Central District Health Department offers walk-in testing.  Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.    Appointment Testing   Available in Grand Island, Central City, and Aurora.   Call a Health Educator at 308-385-5175 to make an appointment.    Central City: Every 3rd Wednesday of the . . .

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Measles

Measles Case Reported in Platte County                                                                        The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has confirmed a case of measles in Platte County involving an unvaccinated child with an out-of-state . . .

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Childhood Lead Poisoning

Lead is a toxic metal that can be found in and around homes, in soil, and in some consumer products. Lead poisoning can cause learning disabilities in children and many other illnesses.  You can check if your child needs a lead test by visiting: Does my child need a lead test? If you have questions about childhood lead testing email or call 308-385-5175.     What is lead? Lead is a metal found in small amounts in the soil, water and inside our homes. Lead exposure happens when small amounts of lead . . .

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

We assist with partner notification, referral for treatment, provide education and safety kits. If you have questions regarding STI's please contact us STI Email .           

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Rabies Prevention

The best way to avoid rabies in the U.S. is to stay away from wild animals. Call animal control for an injured animal, don't try to help.  Keep your pets up to date on rabies vaccinations. Also, keep your pets away from wild animals and pets you don't know.    What to do if exposed to a rabid animal If you come across a rabid animal, remember rabies in humans is completely preventable, but you must seek medical help right away. If you've been bitten or . . .

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