Columbia County Health Department 2026: Services & Phone

๐Ÿฅ Columbia County public health guide ยท 2026

Find the Right Columbia County Health Department Phone, Office, Services & Appointment Help

Searching for the Columbia County Health Department can lead to several different official offices across the United States. This guide helps you identify the correct Columbia County office, phone number, address, official service page, appointment path, and local public health resource before you call or visit.

Use this page for practical help with immunizations, WIC, birth and death certificates, public health clinics, environmental health, septic or well questions, food and pool inspections, STI testing, disease reporting, health records, emergency preparedness, and county-level public health alerts.

๐Ÿ“ FL, GA, NY, PA, AR, OR, WA, WI covered โ˜Ž๏ธ Official phone paths ๐Ÿ’‰ Immunizations & clinics ๐Ÿฅ— WIC help ๐Ÿงพ Vital records ๐ŸŒฟ Environmental health
๐Ÿ”Ž Official help finder
Choose your Columbia County Health Department location or service

Select the closest option below. If you are unsure which Columbia County you need, confirm the state and city first. This prevents calling the wrong health department or using outdated directory information.

๐Ÿ“ Choose the correct Columbia County first

Columbia County Health Department can refer to official public health offices in Florida, Georgia, New York, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Oregon, Washington, Wisconsin and other locations. Before calling, match your city and state, then use the official link for that office.

โœ… Quick answer

Columbia County Health Department phone number and services: start here

The correct Columbia County Health Department phone number depends on which state you mean. Floridaโ€™s Columbia County office is in Lake City and lists 386-758-1068. Georgiaโ€™s Columbia County office in Grovetown lists (706) 868-3330. New Yorkโ€™s Columbia County Department of Health in Hudson lists (518) 828-3358. Pennsylvaniaโ€™s Columbia County State Health Center in Bloomsburg lists 570-387-4258.

There are also official Columbia County public health offices or local health units in Arkansas, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin. These offices are separate. They may have different appointment rules, clinic hours, WIC routes, immunization programs, environmental health contacts, vital records rules and emergency reporting instructions.

For emergencies, call 911. For routine services, call the correct office before visiting and ask about appointments, documents, accepted payment methods, vaccine availability, WIC rules, vital records access and environmental health routing.

๐Ÿ“ Lake City, Florida Florida Department of Health in Columbia County: 386-758-1068.
๐Ÿ“ Grovetown, Georgia Columbia County Health Department: (706) 868-3330.
๐Ÿ“ Hudson, New York Columbia County Department of Health: (518) 828-3358.
๐Ÿ“ Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Columbia County State Health Center: 570-387-4258.
๐Ÿ“ Magnolia, Arkansas Columbia County Health Unit: (870) 235-3798.
๐Ÿ“ St. Helens, Oregon Columbia County Public Health: 503-397-7247.
๐Ÿ”Ž Source verification

Official verification note for Columbia County Health Department information

Publish-ready as of: May 13, 2026.

This guide uses official state health department, county public health, county government, and local health unit pages where available. Because several counties share the Columbia County name, the article separates offices by state and city to avoid sending users to the wrong phone number.

Health department hours, appointment rules, clinic schedules, fees, WIC days, vaccine supply, environmental health routing, vital records access, public health notices, after-hours instructions and phone numbers can change. Always verify the exact official page before visiting, mailing documents, paying a fee, ordering records or relying on a deadline.

๐Ÿงญ Contents

What this Columbia County Health Department guide covers

๐Ÿ“ Official offices

Official Columbia County Health Department offices by state

Use this section carefully. The name is similar, but these are separate health departments or public health offices in different states. Pick the office that matches your city, county or state before using a phone number.

Florida โ€” Lake City Florida Department of Health in Columbia County
217 NE Franklin St., Lake City, FL 32055
Phone: 386-758-1068
Email: WebInfoColumbia@FLHealth.gov
Official Florida location page
Georgia โ€” Grovetown Columbia County Health Department
1930 William Few Parkway, Grovetown, GA 30813
Phone: (706) 868-3330
Public health district: East Central Health District
Official Georgia public health page
New York โ€” Hudson Columbia County Department of Health
325 Columbia St., Ste. 100, Hudson, NY 12534
Phone: (518) 828-3358
Email: ccdoh@columbiacountyny.com
Official New York hours and directions page
Pennsylvania โ€” Bloomsburg Columbia County State Health Center
327 Columbia Blvd., Suite 2, Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Phone: 570-387-4258
State Health Centers are listed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
Official Pennsylvania State Health Centers page
Arkansas โ€” Magnolia Arkansas Department of Health Columbia County Local Health Unit
207 South Jefferson, Magnolia, AR 71753
Phone: (870) 235-3798
Official Arkansas health unit locator
Oregon โ€” St. Helens Columbia County Public Health
230 Strand St., St. Helens, OR 97051
Phone: 503-397-7247
24-hour reporting: 503-397-7247
Official Oregon public health page
Washington โ€” Dayton Columbia County Public Health
112 N. Second St., Dayton, WA 99328
Phone: (509) 382-2181
Email: publichealth@co.columbia.wa.us
Official Washington county directory page
Wisconsin โ€” Portage Columbia County Health & Human Services / Public Health
111 East Mullett St., Portage, WI 53901
Phone: 608-742-9227
Official Wisconsin Health & Human Services page
โ˜Ž๏ธ Phone directory

Columbia County Health Department phone numbers by state and city

Use this quick directory only after matching your state and city. Do not assume the first search result is your local office because many official offices share the Columbia County name.

Lake City, Florida Florida Department of Health in Columbia County
Phone: 386-758-1068
Grovetown, Georgia Columbia County Health Department
Phone: (706) 868-3330
Hudson, New York Columbia County Department of Health
Phone: (518) 828-3358
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Columbia County State Health Center
Phone: 570-387-4258
Magnolia, Arkansas Columbia County Local Health Unit
Phone: (870) 235-3798
St. Helens, Oregon Columbia County Public Health
Phone: 503-397-7247
Dayton, Washington Columbia County Public Health
Phone: (509) 382-2181
Portage, Wisconsin Columbia County Health & Human Services
Phone: 608-742-9227
Emergency For immediate medical danger, call 911.

Phone call tip that saves time

Before calling, write down your state, city, service you need, appointment reason, insurance status if relevant, vaccine record need, WIC question, birth or death record details, environmental health address, facility name, complaint date, permit number or public health reporting concern. Health department staff can help faster when your request is specific.

๐Ÿงฐ Services

Columbia County Health Department services by user need

Services vary by state and office, but Columbia County health departments and public health offices commonly help with immunizations, WIC, vital records, environmental health, communicable disease reporting, STI testing, public health education, maternal and child health, health screenings, emergency preparedness and local service referrals.

Immunizations and vaccines Childhood vaccines, school shots, adult vaccines, flu shots, vaccine records and local vaccine clinic guidance may be available through the correct office.
WIC and nutrition WIC services may include nutrition education, breastfeeding support, food benefits, appointment scheduling, eligibility screening and local clinic referrals.
Birth and death certificates Some offices issue or route vital records. Rules, fees, record years and ID requirements depend on the state and county.
Environmental health Local offices may handle or route septic, wells, food safety, pools, lodging, nuisance complaints, inspections, permits and environmental public health issues.
STI, HIV and testing services Health departments may provide or route HIV testing, STI testing, treatment, counseling, partner services and prevention support.
Disease prevention Local health departments may investigate communicable diseases, monitor outbreaks, provide prevention guidance and issue local public health notices.
Women, infants and children Services may include family planning, pregnancy support, maternal health, child health, breastfeeding help and referrals depending on location.
Emergency preparedness Offices support local public health readiness, public notices, disease emergencies, storm response and community health coordination.
๐Ÿงญ Location selector

Which Columbia County Health Department do you need?

If you found this page from Google or Bing, you may not know which office is correct. Use the city clue below to avoid calling the wrong office.

Lake City You likely need the Florida Department of Health in Columbia County.
Grovetown or Evans area You likely need Columbia County Health Department in Georgia.
Hudson You likely need Columbia County Department of Health in New York.
Bloomsburg You likely need Pennsylvania Department of Health Columbia County State Health Center.
Magnolia You likely need Arkansas Department of Health Columbia County Local Health Unit.
St. Helens You likely need Columbia County Public Health in Oregon.
Dayton You likely need Columbia County Public Health in Washington.
Portage You likely need Columbia County Health & Human Services in Wisconsin.
Not sure? Search your state health department locator and confirm the city before calling.
๐Ÿ’‰ Immunizations

Columbia County immunizations, school shots and vaccine records

If you need vaccines, school immunization records, flu shots, childhood vaccines, adult immunizations or a vaccine record for school or work, call the correct Columbia County office before visiting. Vaccine supply, clinic days, eligibility rules, fees, insurance rules and appointment requirements can vary by location.

Parents should ask what documents are needed for school shots. Adults should ask whether the office provides the vaccine they need, whether appointments are required, whether insurance is accepted, and whether they should bring old vaccine cards or records from another state.

Bring records if you have them Old vaccine cards, school forms, provider printouts, pharmacy vaccine records, or out-of-state immunization documents can help staff update your file.
Ask about age and eligibility Vaccine availability may differ for children, adults, uninsured adults, insured patients and special vaccine programs.
School entry forms School and childcare vaccine requirements are state-specific, so use the correct state health department guidance.
Do not assume walk-ins Some offices accept walk-ins on limited days; others require appointments. Call first.

Real-world tip for school vaccine visits

Bring the student, parent or guardian identification, insurance card if available, and all previous vaccine records. Ask whether the office can print the state-required school form or whether you must request it from the provider who gave the shots.

๐Ÿฅ— WIC

Columbia County WIC office help, nutrition benefits and breastfeeding support

WIC services are a major reason users search for Columbia County Health Department. WIC can support eligible pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women, infants and children with nutrition education, breastfeeding support, healthy foods, referrals and local clinic services.

WIC rules are administered by state programs and local clinics, so appointment times, documents, benefit cards, clinic days and phone numbers vary. Florida, Georgia, New York, Arkansas, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin users should use the WIC program tied to their own state and local office.

Before calling WIC Have your state, county, pregnancy or child information, income details, address and appointment need ready.
Documents may be needed Proof of identity, proof of address, proof of income or program participation, and child or pregnancy information may be requested.
Clinic days can vary Some WIC services are appointment-based or offered on specific days. Confirm before driving.
Breastfeeding support Many WIC programs offer breastfeeding education, pumps or referrals, peer counseling and infant feeding support.
Benefit card help Ask the local office what to do if your WIC card is lost, locked, not working or needs a benefit update.
Store questions Approved foods and store rules are state-specific. Use your state WIC app or official WIC guide.
๐Ÿงพ Vital records

Birth certificate, death certificate and vital records help in Columbia County

Vital records are state-specific. Some Columbia County health departments or state health centers can issue, route or explain birth and death certificate requests. Others may send you to the state vital records office, county clerk, city records office or an approved online ordering system.

Before visiting, confirm whether the office provides the exact record you need, which years are available, what ID is required, what the fee is, whether you need a certified copy, and whether you can order by mail, phone, online or in person.

For birth certificates Confirm the state, record year, applicant eligibility, ID requirements, fee, payment type and whether same-day service is available.
For death certificates Ask whether cause-of-death access is restricted, who can request it, and whether the office can issue the record locally.
For marriage or divorce records Health departments may not be the correct office. You may need a county clerk, court clerk, probate court or state vital records office.
For corrections Name spelling, parent information, date errors and amendments usually require specific forms and supporting documents.

Vital records tip

Do not pay a third-party site until you know the official ordering path. Check whether the local health department issues the record, whether the state vital records office is required, and whether an approved vendor is listed by the official government page.

๐ŸŒฟ Environmental health

Environmental health, septic, wells, food safety, pools and inspections

Environmental health is one of the most local health department functions. Depending on the state, the Columbia County office or local health district may handle or route septic systems, private wells, food permits, restaurant inspections, pools, lodging, nuisance complaints, animal bites, rabies prevention, water concerns and public health complaints.

Do not assume one office handles every permit. Some states route septic, food safety, pool inspections or environmental services through a regional office, state environmental agency, county environmental health program, separate inspection team or local permitting department.

For septic questions Have the property address, parcel information, owner name, permit history and issue description ready.
For food or restaurant complaints Provide the business name, location, date, time, what happened and whether anyone became ill.
For private wells Ask whether the county provides testing, sample bottles, lab instructions, fees and pickup or drop-off times.
For pools and lodging Use the environmental health contact for inspection, permit, complaint or facility questions.
๐Ÿงช Testing services

STI, HIV, TB testing and communicable disease services in Columbia County

Some Columbia County health departments and public health clinics may provide or route STI testing, HIV testing, TB testing, treatment referrals, prevention counseling, partner services and communicable disease follow-up. Availability can change by office, funding, staff and clinic schedule.

Pennsylvaniaโ€™s State Health Centers publicly describe services such as immunizations for eligible residents and TB testing and treatment. Other Columbia County offices may have different testing services. Call first to verify availability, cost, appointment rules and privacy process.

Before testing Ask what ID is needed, whether insurance is required, whether walk-ins are accepted and when results are available.
Privacy question Ask how results are delivered and whether confidential services are available.
Symptoms or exposure Tell the clinic if you have symptoms, exposure concerns, pregnancy, partner notification questions or urgent treatment needs.
Emergency symptoms For severe symptoms, immediate danger, assault or urgent medical concerns, use emergency care rather than waiting for a clinic appointment.
๐Ÿ“… Appointments

Appointments, walk-ins, office hours and best time to call

Health department appointment rules vary by office and service. Some offices list regular weekday hours, while specific services may still require appointments. Floridaโ€™s Columbia County office lists Monday through Friday hours on its official location page. New Yorkโ€™s Columbia County Department of Health lists Monday through Friday hours. Pennsylvania State Health Centers are listed as Monday through Friday state health center services. Other offices may have separate clinic schedules.

The safest plan is to call before visiting. Ask whether the service is available that day, whether you need an appointment, what documents to bring, what payment methods are accepted, and whether you must arrive before a certain time for immunizations, WIC, testing, vital records or environmental health services.

Best time to call Morning calls can be better for appointment availability, but confirm office hours first.
Ask about lunch closures Some offices close for lunch or have limited staffing at certain times.
Ask about same-day service Vital records, vaccine visits, WIC appointments and testing may not be same-day.
๐Ÿงพ Checklist

Columbia County Health Department office visit checklist

Many wasted trips happen because users arrive without the right document, office, payment method, appointment or state-specific form. Use this checklist before you drive to any Columbia County Health Department, public health department, local health unit or state health center.

For immunizations Bring photo ID, child records, vaccine card, school form, insurance card if applicable and any out-of-state vaccine documents.
For WIC Bring proof of identity, proof of income, proof of address, pregnancy information, child information and any appointment instructions.
For vital records Bring valid ID, full name on record, date of event, county or city, relationship proof if required, payment and application form.
For environmental health Bring property address, permit number, parcel information, facility name, complaint details, photos if allowed and contact information.
For clinic services Bring appointment confirmation, ID, insurance card, medication list, prior records and any forms the office requested.
For public records Bring or write down the exact record name, date range, department, topic, preferred format and contact method.
โš ๏ธ Avoid wrong office

What the Columbia County Health Department may not handle

County health departments provide public health services, but they do not handle every health, benefits, hospital, insurance or legal issue. Calling the wrong office can waste time.

Medicaid or SNAP eligibility These may be handled by state benefit agencies, not the county health department.
Private hospital bills Billing disputes usually start with the hospital, clinic, insurer or financial assistance office.
Full divorce or court records These are usually handled by court clerks, county clerks or probate courts, not the health department.
Driver licenses or DMV records DMV and driver records are handled by motor vehicle agencies, not health departments.
Emergency medical care Call 911 for emergencies. Do not wait for a health department office to open.
Private medical records Contact the doctor, hospital, pharmacy or clinic that created the record.
๐Ÿงญ Step by step

How to contact the correct Columbia County Health Department

1

Confirm the state and city first

Do not search only โ€œColumbia County Health Department.โ€ Match the office with Lake City FL, Grovetown GA, Hudson NY, Bloomsburg PA, Magnolia AR, St. Helens OR, Dayton WA or Portage WI.

2

Choose the exact service

Decide whether you need immunizations, WIC, vital records, environmental health, STI testing, public records, clinic services, health education or emergency preparedness.

3

Use the official office page

Use the state, county or public health district official page listed in this guide. Avoid relying on outdated directory pages when appointment rules, hours and phone notices can change.

4

Call before visiting

Ask whether appointments are required, whether the service is available that day, what documents are needed, what fees apply and what time you must arrive.

5

Bring documents and verify payment

Bring ID, records, application forms, insurance details if relevant, proof of eligibility, property information and an accepted payment method.

๐Ÿšจ Emergency warning

Do not use a general contact form for emergencies

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For a public health emergency, infectious disease emergency, after-hours reporting need or urgent environmental hazard, use the emergency instructions listed by the correct county or state health department.

Health department websites and email forms are helpful for routine information, but they are not the right tool for immediate medical emergencies, severe symptoms, poisoning, violence or urgent safety threats.

๐Ÿ—บ๏ธ Map

Columbia County Health Department map search

This map uses a broad Columbia County Health Department search because different locations can appear under the same name. Always confirm the state, city, official phone number and office page before driving.

โ“ FAQ

Columbia County Health Department FAQ: phone, services, records and appointments

What is the Columbia County Health Department phone number?

The phone number depends on which Columbia County you mean. Florida lists 386-758-1068, Georgia lists (706) 868-3330, New York lists (518) 828-3358, Pennsylvania lists 570-387-4258, Arkansas lists (870) 235-3798, Oregon lists 503-397-7247, Washington lists (509) 382-2181 and Wisconsin lists 608-742-9227.

Where is the Columbia County Health Department in Florida?

The Florida Department of Health in Columbia County is listed at 217 NE Franklin St., Lake City, FL 32055 with phone 386-758-1068.

Where is the Columbia County Health Department in Georgia?

The Columbia County Health Department in Georgia is listed by East Central Health District at 1930 William Few Parkway, Grovetown, GA 30813 with phone (706) 868-3330.

Where is the Columbia County Department of Health in New York?

The Columbia County Department of Health in New York is listed at 325 Columbia St., Ste. 100, Hudson, NY 12534 with phone (518) 828-3358.

Where is the Columbia County State Health Center in Pennsylvania?

The Pennsylvania Department of Health lists Columbia County State Health Center at 327 Columbia Blvd., Suite 2, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 with phone 570-387-4258.

Does the Columbia County Health Department offer immunizations?

Many Columbia County health departments and public health offices offer or route immunization services, but availability, appointment rules, vaccine supply and eligibility vary by state and office. Call the correct office before visiting.

Does the Columbia County Health Department offer WIC?

Many local health departments provide WIC or connect users to WIC clinics. WIC appointment days, required documents, benefit systems and local phone numbers vary by state and office.

Can I get a birth certificate at the Columbia County Health Department?

It depends on the state and office. Some health departments can issue or route birth certificates, while others may require the state vital records office, county clerk, city records office or approved online ordering system.

Can I walk in without an appointment?

Maybe, but do not assume. Some offices accept limited walk-ins, some require appointments and some services may be offered only on certain days. Call the correct office first.

Who handles septic, wells or food inspections in Columbia County?

Environmental health routing depends on location. Use the correct county, state or public health environmental health program for septic, wells, food permits, pools, lodging, nuisance complaints and inspections.

Does the Columbia County Health Department provide STI or HIV testing?

Some Columbia County public health offices may provide or route STI testing, HIV testing, TB testing and prevention services. Call first to verify availability, cost, appointment rules and privacy process.

Is this the official Columbia County Health Department website?

No. This is an independent guide that helps users find the right official Columbia County Health Department, public health office, local health unit or state health center page. For official service decisions, fees, appointments, records and emergency instructions, use the official links listed above.

๐Ÿ“ Editorial note

Independent guide and official-use disclaimer

This article is an independent informational guide created to help users find the correct Columbia County Health Department office, phone number, address, service page, appointment path and official resource.

It is not the official website of any Columbia County Health Department and does not provide medical, legal, benefits, licensing, emergency or public health decision advice. Always verify details directly with the correct official county, state, local health unit or public health department before visiting, paying, mailing documents, filing a complaint, requesting records or relying on a deadline.

โญ Final summary

Bottom line for Columbia County Health Department services and phone help

If you need the Columbia County Health Department, first confirm the state and city. The correct phone number, address, services, appointment process and vital records rules depend on whether you mean Florida, Georgia, New York, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Oregon, Washington, Wisconsin or another Columbia County office.

For routine services, call before visiting. Ask about appointments, required documents, accepted payments, vaccine availability, WIC clinic days, vital records rules, environmental health permits, testing availability and local office hours. For emergencies, call 911 or follow the emergency instructions from the correct county or state health department.

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