van wert county general health district

Van Wert County General Health District

Proud to Serve the Residents of Van Wert City & Van Wert County.

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Services We Provide:

  • Birth / Death Records
  • Immunizations
  • Emergency Preparedness
  • Food Inspections / Licensing
  • Household Sewage Treatment and more!

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When building a new home, the health department is involved in the process nearly from start to finish.


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The Van Wert County General Health District has flu vaccinations available by appointment. Call 419-238-0808 ext. 107 or 103 to schedule. 


Visit our flu page for more information

The Van Wert County General Health District offers seasonal influenza vaccine. Click here for more information on clinic dates.

The Van Wert County Health Department is a Combined Health District that proudly serves the residents of Van Wert City and Van Wert County, Ohio.  Our primary functions are to prevent epidemics and the spread of disease, protect against environmental hazards, prevent injuries, promote and encourage healthy behaviors, respond to disasters and assist our community in recovery, and assure the quality and accessibility of health services.  We encourage you to visit the various areas of our website to learn about the many resources we provide to our community.



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Immunizations

Immunizing children on schedule is the best protection against dangerous diseases. Along with regular checkups at the doctor’s office or health clinic, immunizations are the best way to keep all children and adults healthy. Don’t Delay … Vaccinate Today!


Flu Vaccine

The Van Wert County General Health District offers seasonal influenza vaccine during normal clinic hours by appointment only. Flu viruses vary from year to year, and the flu vaccine addresses these changes. To be protected, you must be immunized every year. 


Selling Food to the Public

To prevent food borne illness and protect public health, it is required to license and inspect all Food Service Operations (FSOs) and Retail Food Establishments (RFEs) including restaurants, grocery stores, food booths at the fair, carry-outs, and vending locations.

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