News Release
Mt. Gilead, Ohio – [03/26/2019] – The Morrow County Community Partners including the Morrow County hospital, Morrow County Health District, Delaware-Morrow Mental Health and Recovery Board, schools, and many other agencies will continue to survey Morrow County residents as part of a community health assessment process.
Morrow County 2016 Community Health Assessment Report
For the first time in U.S. history Americans are more likely to die from an opioid overdose than a motor vehicle crash. A new report from the National Safety Council found that Americans have a 1 in 96 chance of dying from an opioid overdose, while the probability of dying in a motor vehicle crash is 1 in 103. The rising rates of overdoses is part of an overall trend of a Americans dying from preventable, unintentional injuries that has increased over the past 15 years.
Water and Sewage
This program ensures the community does not experience disease as a result of poorly treated water or sewage. Through visits and inspections sanitarians ensure the proper functioning of equipment.
Immunizations
Immunizations are an important part of your child’s health. Schedule your back-to-school vaccines today with the immunization clinic. Ask a public health nurse about what vaccines your child needs
Food Inspection
Environmental Health staff inspect food service operations that provide food to the public. MCHD is the food protection services for the county and responsible for inspection and licensing of all food facilities.
Reproductive Health Clinic
Now open every Wednesday. The clinic can provide annual exams, confidential STI testing, pregnancy testing, prescription birth control, condoms, education and other needed resources.
Birth and Death Certificates
Birth and Death certificated can be obtained through the Health District. Please bring all necessary items to the health district with you along with $26 for the processing fee.
State and Local Health Reports
Are you aware of the health status of your local community? Community partners have worked hard to improve the quality of life for Morrow County residents, click here for details.
Medical Reserve Corps
The Morrow County Medical Reserve Corps is a volunteer group for medical and non-medical professionals. Contact us to see how you can become a part of improving your community.
Forms
Nursing, vital records, project dawn, immunization clinic, food inspection, plumbing, parks and campground, swimming pool forms may be found here.
Nuisance Complaints
Keeping Morrow County clean and beautiful starts with you. Report nuisance complains to our Division of Environmental Health and they will follow up on you complaint.
Flu Activity in Ohio Widespread; New Weekly Flu-Associated Hospitalizations Trending Well Above Five-Year Average
ODH issued a media advisory in mid-December noting that the geographic spread of flu activity in Ohio for the 2017-18 flu season had been elevated to “widespread,” the highest level. During last year’s flu season, flu activity in Ohio wasn’t classified as widespread...
ODH Making New Online Tools Available to Support Community Health Improvement
Throughout the past two decades, Ohio’s performance on population health outcomes has declined relative to other states. To help reverse this trend, the state is aligning Ohio’s capacity to improve population health and address disparities in health outcomes. To...
Calendar
The Ohio Children's Trust Fund
Quality Indicators Reports
Education as a Social Determinant of Health: The Role of Laws and Policies
NLSPHS MCHD Survey
Monthly Awareness Calendar - August
- Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month
- Gastroparesis Awareness Month
- National Breastfeeding Month
- National Immunization Awareness Month
- Psoriasis Awareness Month
- World Breastfeeding Week (Aug. 1–7)
- National Health Center Week (Aug. 4–10)
Morrow County Health District
619 West Marion Rd, Suite B
Mount Gilead, OH 43338
OFFICE HOURS
Monday – Thursday 7:15am – 5:00pm Friday 8:00am-12:00pm
Open During Lunch
Office: 419-947-1545
Fax: 419-946-6807
To report a public health emergency
after hours, please call 567-231-9740.
To report a public health emergency
during business hours, please
call 419-947-1545.
