Chatham County Health Department 2026: Services & Phone

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đŸ„ Savannah, Georgia public health guide · 2026

Chatham County Health Department Services, Phone Numbers, Clinics, Vital Records & Official Help

This guide covers the Chatham County Health Department in Savannah, Georgia, including clinic phone numbers, Eisenhower and Midtown locations, vital records, immunizations, WIC, women’s health, STD and HIV testing, pediatric primary care, children’s dental services, environmental health, travel vaccines, hurricane registry help, and official local resources.

The phrase “Chatham County Health Department” can also point to other counties in other states. This article is specifically for the Georgia Coastal Health District office serving Chatham County, Georgia.

☎ Main clinic: 912-356-2441 📍 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah đŸ„ Eisenhower & Midtown clinics đŸ§Ÿ Vital records by appointment 💉 Immunizations & travel vaccines đŸ„— WIC & women’s health
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🔎 Official help finder
Choose the Chatham County Health Department service you need

This finder helps you choose the correct official starting point. It does not book appointments or replace health department staff, but it reduces the most common mistake: calling the wrong office for vital records, environmental health, WIC, pediatric care, dental care, or clinic services.

☎ Main Chatham County Health Department contact

For general questions, call the Eisenhower Clinic at 912-356-2441. The main clinic is at 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406. Most services are currently offered by appointment only, but walk-in service is available for STD and HIV testing without an appointment.

Official Chatham County page Coastal Health District
✅ Quick answer

Chatham County Health Department phone number, clinics and services

The Chatham County Health Department main clinic phone number is 912-356-2441. The main Eisenhower Clinic is located at 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406. A second Midtown Clinic operates at 1602 Drayton St, Savannah, GA 31401 with phone 912-651-2587.

Both locations offer immunizations, women’s health services, pregnancy testing, Breast and Cervical Cancer Program services, STD testing and treatment, HIV testing and services, TB testing, referrals for Children’s Special Services, WIC, and adolescent health programs. Services available only at the Eisenhower location include children’s dental services, pediatric primary care, TB testing and treatment, vital records, environmental health, and travel vaccines.

Most services are currently offered by appointment only. The official county page states that walk-in service is available for STD and HIV testing without an appointment. If you need a birth or death certificate, environmental health support, pediatric care, children’s dental services, or travel vaccines, confirm the exact office before visiting.

☎ Main clinic Eisenhower Clinic phone: 912-356-2441.
📍 Main address 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406.
đŸ„ Midtown clinic 1602 Drayton St, Savannah, GA 31401. Phone: 912-651-2587.
đŸ§Ÿ Vital records By appointment only. Phone: 912-356-2138.
🌿 Environmental health Phone: 912-356-2160. After-hours animal bites: 912-689-4646.
đŸš¶ Walk-in note Walk-in service is available for STD and HIV testing without an appointment.
📌 Fast facts

Chatham County Health Department fast facts before you call

Official district Chatham County is served by Georgia’s Coastal Health District.
Main clinic phone 912-356-2441.
Main location 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406.
Second clinic Midtown Clinic at 1602 Drayton St, Savannah, GA 31401.
Vital records fee Birth or death certificate copies are listed at $25.
Pediatric care Pediatric primary care appointments: 912-356-2441.
Children’s dental Dental appointment phone: 912-691-6229.
Hurricane registry Registry phone: 1-833-243-7344.
🔎 Source verification

Official verification for this Chatham County guide

Publish-ready as of: May 11, 2026.

This article was prepared using official Coastal Health District, Georgia Department of Public Health, and Chatham County government resources, including the official Chatham County Health Department page, vital records page, environmental health offices page, pediatric primary care page, children’s dental services page, women’s health services, immunization record guidance, travel vaccines, WIC, and official county department contacts.

Local public health details can change. Appointment rules, clinic hours, fees, service availability, eligibility, seasonal programs, and emergency notices may be updated. Always verify on the official Coastal Health District page before visiting, paying, mailing documents, or relying on a service deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this Chatham County Health Department guide covers

1. Phone number directory 2. Which Chatham County is this? 3. Clinic locations and hours 4. Services offered 5. What may belong elsewhere 6. Birth and death certificates 7. Immunizations and shot records 8. WIC and women’s health 9. STD, HIV and TB services 10. Pediatric and dental care 11. Environmental health 12. Travel vaccines 13. Hurricane registry and preparedness 14. Office visit checklist 15. Official links and FAQ
☎ Contact

Chatham County Health Department phone number directory by service

One phone number is not enough for every service. The Eisenhower clinic handles many general needs, while vital records, environmental health, dental care, and after-hours animal bite reporting use different numbers.

Eisenhower Clinic 912-356-2441. Main clinic and general service contact.
Midtown Clinic 912-651-2587. Second Savannah clinic location.
Vital Records Office 912-356-2138 or toll-free 1-866-667-3236. By appointment only.
Environmental Health Office 912-356-2160. For environmental health services.
After-hours animal bite reporting 912-689-4646.
Children’s dental clinic 912-691-6229.
Pediatric primary care 912-356-2441.
Hurricane registry 1-833-CHD-REGISTER or 1-833-243-7344.

Best calling tip

Before calling, write down the exact service you need, which clinic you prefer, child or patient details, record type, travel date, permit concern, animal bite details, or appointment request. Specific questions are easier to route than “I need health department help.”

📍 Search clarity

Which Chatham County Health Department does this page cover?

This page is about the Chatham County Health Department in Savannah, Georgia, part of the Coastal Health District. That distinction matters because there is also a Chatham County Public Health Department in North Carolina, and search results can mix them together.

If you need the Georgia office, look for official Coastal Health District pages, Savannah clinic addresses, and Georgia phone numbers beginning with 912. If you need North Carolina public health services, use the official Chatham County, NC government website instead.

This article covers Chatham County Health Department, Savannah, Georgia.
Main Georgia clinic clue 1395 Eisenhower Drive, Savannah, GA 31406.
Avoid search confusion “Chatham County Public Health Department” often points to North Carolina, not Georgia.
đŸ„ Clinics

Chatham County Health Department clinic locations, hours and appointment rules

The official county page lists two Savannah clinic locations: the Eisenhower Clinic and the Midtown Clinic. Both locations offer many shared services, but some specialized services are available only at the Eisenhower location.

Most services are currently offered by appointment only. The official page notes that walk-in service is available for STD and HIV testing without an appointment. Both clinic locations are also listed as closed on the last business day of every month for staff training.

Eisenhower Clinic 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406
Phone: 912-356-2441
Fax: 912-330-4551
Midtown Clinic 1602 Drayton St, Savannah, GA 31401
Phone: 912-651-2587
Fax: 912-651-2875
Shared clinic hours Monday–Wednesday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Thursday: 8 a.m.–7 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.–2 p.m.
Lunch closure: 12–1 p.m.
Services only at Eisenhower Children’s dental, pediatric primary care, TB treatment, vital records, environmental health, and travel vaccines.
🧰 Services

What the Chatham County Health Department handles

The Chatham County Health Department provides a strong mix of clinical, preventive, family, environmental, and preparedness services for residents in the Savannah area. The exact service location matters because some programs are available at both clinics while others are offered only at the Eisenhower location.

Immunizations Child and adult vaccinations, school-related vaccine needs, travel vaccine resources, and shot record support.
Women’s health Family planning, birth control, pregnancy testing, HPV vaccination, reproductive health education, and related services.
WIC Nutrition support, education, and referrals for eligible women, infants, and children.
STD, HIV and TB services Testing, treatment, HIV services, TB testing, and TB treatment at the Eisenhower location.
Pediatric services Pediatric primary care, wellness exams, sports physicals, and children’s dental services.
Vital records Birth and death certificate services by appointment through the vital records office.
Environmental health Well water testing, animal bite reporting, environmental office support, and other public health protection services.
Emergency preparedness Hurricane registry support, safe infant sleep classes, and disaster readiness resources.
⚠ Wrong-office check

What may not belong to the Chatham County Health Department

Not every health-related issue should start with the county health department. Using the correct office first saves time and helps avoid unnecessary trips.

Medical emergencies For urgent emergencies or after-hours medical crises, use urgent care, an emergency room, or call emergency services.
Records outside Chatham County If the birth or death record is from another Georgia county or another state, use the correct official vital records office.
Adult routine dental care The Coastal Health District does not provide routine adult dental care through these county clinics.
Hospital billing or private insurance Billing disputes and private plan questions usually belong to the provider or insurer.
Other state benefit cases Medicaid, SNAP, or cash assistance case management may require another state agency.
North Carolina public health services If you mean Chatham County, North Carolina, use that county’s official public health department instead.
đŸ§Ÿ Vital records

Chatham County birth certificate and death certificate help

The Chatham County Health Department Vital Records Office is located at the Eisenhower clinic and operates by appointment only. Official Coastal Health District guidance lists phone 912-356-2138 or toll-free 1-866-667-3236.

The official vital records page lists a fee of $25 for a copy of a birth or death certificate. If you need a birth record or death record from Chatham County, use the official instructions before visiting or mailing documents. If the record is from another county in Georgia, use Georgia Department of Public Health vital records guidance.

Birth certificates Use the official Chatham County birth record instructions and confirm appointment requirements before visiting.
Death certificates Use the official death record instructions and prepare required information before requesting a copy.
Disposition permits after hours Official guidance lists 912-689-4121 for after-hours disposition permit inquiries.

Before requesting a certificate

Prepare the full name on the record, date of birth or death, parent details when required, your valid identification, relationship to the person, and payment method. If you need the certificate for school, passport, insurance, estate, immigration, or court use, confirm that you are requesting the correct certified record.

💉 Immunizations

Chatham County immunizations, vaccines and shot record requests

The Coastal Health District states that county health departments offer both child and adult vaccinations. Chatham County clinics provide immunizations at both Savannah locations, and travel vaccines are offered at the Eisenhower location.

For immunization records, official guidance explains that users may visit their county health department where clinicians can access the Georgia Registry of Immunization Transactions and Services, request a record online through the Georgia Department of Public Health, or contact the last physician or health care facility where vaccines were administered.

Child and adult vaccines Both Chatham County clinic locations offer immunizations.
School vaccine needs Bring prior records, school forms, and child information when requesting help.
Shot record options County health department, Georgia online record request, or previous provider.
Travel vaccines Plan early because some vaccines need time before travel to provide protection.
đŸ„— Women & family health

WIC, women’s health, pregnancy testing and breast cancer screening

Both Chatham County clinic locations offer Women, Infants, and Children nutrition services, women’s health services, pregnancy testing, and the Breast and Cervical Cancer Program. Coastal Health District women’s health services include family planning, pregnancy prevention and contraception, pregnancy testing and counseling, HPV vaccination, reproductive health education, and related care.

The WIC program provides supplemental nutrition, nutrition education, and referrals to health care providers for eligible participants. If you are applying for WIC or women’s health services, be ready to confirm eligibility, identification, income information when required, and clinic appointment details.

WIC Nutrition supplements, education, and referrals for eligible women, infants, and children.
Women’s health Family planning, contraception, pregnancy testing, HPV vaccination, and reproductive health education.
Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Screening access for qualifying women through official program criteria.

Women’s health visit tip

Official guidance says patients seeking women’s health services should be prepared to present photo ID and proof of income, except proof of income is not required for clients 18 and under. Verify current requirements before your appointment.

đŸ§Ș Testing services

STD testing, HIV testing and TB services in Chatham County

Both Chatham County clinic locations provide STD testing and treatment, HIV testing and services, and TB testing. The official county page notes that walk-in service is available for STD and HIV testing without an appointment, even though most other services are currently appointment-based.

TB testing is offered at both clinics, while TB treatment is listed as an Eisenhower-only service. Users who need HIV services can also review CARE Center information, including HIV testing hours at the Chatham CARE Center.

STD services Testing and treatment are available through county clinics.
HIV services Testing and support services are available; walk-in HIV testing is listed without appointment at the clinics.
TB testing Available at both Savannah locations.
TB treatment Listed as available only at the Eisenhower location.
đŸ‘¶ Child health

Pediatric primary care and children’s dental services

Pediatric primary care at the Eisenhower clinic includes wellness exams, sports physicals, and treatment of conditions such as seasonal allergies, sinus infections, ear and eye infections, upper respiratory infections, sore throat, dermatitis, and eczema. Appointments can be scheduled at 912-356-2441.

Children’s dental services are also offered at the Eisenhower clinic for children ages 0–17, with emphasis on cavity prevention. Official dental services include exams, cleanings, sealants, fillings, extractions, X-rays, fluoride treatments, and caries risk assessment. Dental appointments can be scheduled at 912-691-6229.

Pediatric wellness Head-to-toe wellness exams and sports physicals.
Pediatric sick visits Selected treatment for allergies, infections, respiratory concerns, and skin conditions.
Children’s dental Preventive and restorative services for ages 0–17.
Payment support Reduced fees may be available based on proof of income.
Accepted coverage Official pages list Medicaid, Amerigroup, Peach State, WellCare, and CareSource.
After-hours warning For after-hours medical or dental emergencies, use urgent care or the nearest hospital emergency room.
🌿 Environmental health

Chatham County environmental health, animal bites and well water testing

The Chatham County Environmental Health Office is located at 1395 Eisenhower Drive, Savannah, GA 31406 and can be reached at 912-356-2160. The official office listing also provides 912-689-4646 for after-hours reporting of animal bites.

Environmental health programs use surveillance, education, assessment, and enforcement to prevent conditions that may harm public health. Official Coastal Health District resources also explain that Chatham County residents seeking well water testing can call the environmental health office or visit the Eisenhower location.

Environmental office Phone: 912-356-2160.
After-hours animal bites Phone: 912-689-4646.
Well water testing Official county environmental health resources provide local testing guidance.
✈ Travel health

Travel vaccines and medication planning before international trips

The Chatham County Health Department offers travel health services, including travel vaccinations, recommended prescriptions, and information on staying healthy while traveling internationally. Travel vaccines are listed as an Eisenhower-only service.

Official travel guidance stresses planning ahead. Some vaccines may need 15 to 30 days to provide full protection, and some vaccines must be given at least 10 days before travel. Certain prescriptions, such as malaria prevention medicines, may also need to start before departure.

Plan early Do not wait until the week of travel if your destination has vaccine requirements.
Bring itinerary details Country, travel dates, rural or urban plans, and prior vaccine history help guide recommendations.
Travel vaccine location Official county page lists travel vaccines only at 1395 Eisenhower Drive.
Medication planning Some preventive prescriptions must begin before the trip.
đŸŒȘ Preparedness

Hurricane registry, safe infant sleep classes and preparedness help

The Chatham County Health Department supports disaster preparedness and local health readiness. Official county guidance explains that the Hurricane Registry is available year-round for residents with functional, access, or medical needs who may require transportation or medical assistance during a hurricane evacuation and have no available support resources.

Residents can apply by calling 1-833-CHD-REGISTER or 1-833-243-7344. Official guidance notes that applications stop being accepted 72 hours before tropical storm force winds arrive, so the right time to apply is before storms are threatening.

The department also offers Safe Infant Sleep classes at the Eisenhower clinic for eligible pregnant women and parents of newborns, with registration required.

Hurricane registry Apply before storms threaten if you may need evacuation support.
Safe infant sleep Monthly education classes are offered at the main clinic with registration required.
Preparedness rule Do not wait until a storm is already approaching to seek registry help.
đŸ§Ÿ Checklist

Chatham County Health Department visit checklist before you go

Many failed visits happen because users arrive at the wrong clinic or without the documents required for that service. Use this checklist before calling or visiting.

For general clinic visits Appointment details, photo ID, insurance or payment information if requested, prior records, and service-specific forms.
For vital records Appointment confirmation, valid ID, record details, relationship information, and payment method.
For immunizations Prior shot records, school forms if needed, child or patient information, and travel details if relevant.
For WIC or women’s health ID, proof of income where required, pregnancy or child details, and appointment instructions.
For pediatric or dental care Child’s health history forms, insurance details, appointment time, and prior records.
For environmental health Property address, animal bite details, water testing request, complaint notes, or permit-related information.
🆓 Free vs paid

Free vs paid Chatham County Health Department services

Some public health guidance and education resources are free to access online. Other services may involve official fees, including vital records, clinic charges, pediatric or dental visits, and certain environmental health services.

The official vital records page lists birth or death certificate copies at $25. Pediatric primary care and children’s dental pages state that reduced fees may be available based on proof of income, and those pages also list accepted coverage options. The safest rule is to verify the exact service cost before your appointment.

Usually free to check Official service pages, clinic locations, preparedness guidance, health education, and public program information.
May involve fees Vital records, clinical services, dental services, travel vaccines, and some environmental health services.
Reduced fees may exist Pediatric and dental pages note reduced fees based on proof of income.
Verify before paying Use official Coastal Health District pages, not third-party directories.
🌐 Portal confusion

Which official Chatham County page should you use?

The exact page matters. The county overview page is useful for clinic locations and core services, but vital records, environmental health, travel vaccines, pediatric care, children’s dental care, and immunization records each have more specific official pages.

Use the county overview page for Clinic locations, main phone numbers, shared services, office hours, and appointment notes.
Use vital records pages for Birth certificates, death certificates, appointment rules, and certificate fees.
Use environmental health pages for Office contact, animal bite reporting, well water testing, and environmental services.
Use child health pages for Pediatric primary care, children’s dental services, forms, and appointment details.
🧭 Step by step

How to contact the right Chatham County Health Department office

1

Confirm this is the Georgia office you need

This guide covers Chatham County Health Department in Savannah, Georgia. Do not confuse it with Chatham County Public Health Department in North Carolina.

2

Choose the exact service

Decide whether you need a clinic appointment, vital record, immunization, WIC, women’s health, STD/HIV testing, pediatric care, dental care, environmental health, or travel vaccines.

3

Check whether the service is offered at both clinics or only Eisenhower

Some services are available at both Savannah locations, while vital records, pediatric care, dental care, environmental health, and travel vaccines are Eisenhower-only.

4

Prepare documents before calling or visiting

Bring IDs, appointment information, record details, proof of income where required, shot records, or service-specific forms.

5

Verify current hours, fees and appointment rules

Official pages can change. Confirm before traveling, paying, or relying on a schedule.

🚹 Emergency warning

Do not use routine clinic numbers for emergencies

For medical emergencies, use urgent care, the nearest emergency room, or emergency services. Official pediatric and dental service pages state that after-hours or weekend emergencies should be handled through urgent care or hospital emergency rooms.

The county health department is important for preventive care, records, testing, environmental health, and public health programs, but it is not a replacement for emergency medical treatment.

đŸ—ș Map

Chatham County Health Department address and map

The map below points to the main Eisenhower Clinic at 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406. This is the location for vital records, pediatric primary care, children’s dental services, environmental health, travel vaccines, and several other specialized services. Before visiting, verify whether your service is available there or at the Midtown Clinic.

❓ FAQ

Chatham County Health Department FAQ: phone, services, records and clinics

What is the Chatham County Health Department phone number?

The main Eisenhower Clinic phone number is 912-356-2441.

Where is the Chatham County Health Department located?

The main Eisenhower Clinic is at 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406. The Midtown Clinic is at 1602 Drayton St, Savannah, GA 31401.

Is this the Chatham County Health Department in Georgia or North Carolina?

This guide covers the Chatham County Health Department in Savannah, Georgia, part of the Coastal Health District.

Do I need an appointment at the Chatham County Health Department?

Most services are currently offered by appointment only. The official county page states that walk-in service is available for STD and HIV testing without an appointment.

Where do I get a Chatham County birth certificate?

Use the Chatham County Health Department Vital Records Office, which is by appointment only. Official contact: 912-356-2138 or 1-866-667-3236.

How much is a birth or death certificate in Chatham County?

The official Coastal Health District vital records page lists a fee of $25 for a copy of a birth or death certificate.

Does Chatham County Health Department offer immunizations?

Yes. Both Savannah clinic locations offer child and adult immunizations.

How do I get my Georgia immunization record?

You can visit your county health department, request a record online through Georgia public health systems, or contact the last physician or facility where vaccines were given.

Does Chatham County Health Department offer WIC?

Yes. WIC services are offered at both Chatham County clinic locations.

Does the health department offer pregnancy testing?

Yes. Pregnancy testing is listed among services offered at both Chatham County clinic locations.

Can I walk in for STD or HIV testing?

Yes. The official Chatham County page says walk-in service is available for STD and HIV testing without an appointment.

Does Chatham County Health Department provide pediatric care?

Yes. Pediatric primary care is offered at the Eisenhower Clinic and appointments can be scheduled at 912-356-2441.

Does the health department provide children’s dental services?

Yes. Children’s dental services for ages 0–17 are offered at the Eisenhower Clinic. Appointment phone: 912-691-6229.

Who do I call for environmental health in Chatham County?

Call the Chatham County Environmental Health Office at 912-356-2160. For after-hours animal bite reporting, call 912-689-4646.

Does Chatham County Health Department offer travel vaccines?

Yes. Travel vaccines are listed as an Eisenhower-only service. Plan early because some vaccines require time before travel.

What is the Chatham County Hurricane Registry phone number?

Residents can call 1-833-CHD-REGISTER or 1-833-243-7344 to apply for the hurricane registry.

Is this the official Chatham County Health Department website?

No. This is an independent informational guide. For official appointments, services, fees, forms, records, and notices, use the official Coastal Health District website.

📝 Editorial note

Independent guide and official-use disclaimer

This article is an independent guide created to help users understand Chatham County Health Department services, phone numbers, Savannah clinic locations, vital records, immunizations, WIC, women’s health, STD and HIV services, pediatric primary care, children’s dental care, environmental health, travel vaccines, and preparedness resources.

It is not the official Chatham County Health Department website and does not provide medical advice, emergency care, eligibility decisions, appointment guarantees, or official record issuance. Before visiting, paying, requesting records, or relying on a service schedule, verify details directly with the Coastal Health District or the appropriate official agency.

⭐ Final summary

Bottom line for Chatham County Health Department services and phone help

For general help, call the Chatham County Health Department Eisenhower Clinic at 912-356-2441. The main clinic is located at 1395 Eisenhower Dr, Savannah, GA 31406, and the Midtown Clinic is located at 1602 Drayton St, Savannah, GA 31401.

Use the Eisenhower location for vital records, pediatric primary care, children’s dental services, environmental health, and travel vaccines. Use either clinic for shared services such as immunizations, women’s health, pregnancy testing, WIC, STD testing, HIV testing, and TB testing. Most services are appointment-based, but STD and HIV testing are listed with walk-in availability.

The strongest user path is simple: confirm this is the Georgia office you need, choose the exact service, check whether it is available at both clinics or Eisenhower only, and verify current details on the official Coastal Health District page before visiting.

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