Canadian County health services, phone numbers, WIC, vaccines and local care routes
Canadian County Health Department serves El Reno, Yukon, Mustang and surrounding communities through Oklahoma State Department of Health programs. Residents use the department for immunizations, WIC, sexual-health services, TB work, family planning, Children First, SoonerStart, health education and Consumer Health services.
The biggest local shortcut is knowing what the county health department does not handle. Oklahoma Vital Records manages certified birth and death certificates statewide, while septic tanks, private wells, drinking water and air-quality questions are generally routed to Oklahoma DEQ.
What does Canadian County Health Department help with?
Canadian County Health Department provides local public-health services through Oklahoma State Department of Health. Current programs include immunizations, communicable-disease work, confidential sexual-health services, tuberculosis services, family planning, WIC, Children First, SoonerStart, community-health navigation, health education, emergency preparedness and Consumer Health inspections.
Vaccines, STI testing and treatment, TB work, family planning, screening and health education.
WIC, Children First home visiting, SoonerStart early intervention, child-development support and community referrals.
Food establishments, hotels/motels, public pools, spas, splash pads and other Consumer Health licensing or inspections.
Canadian County Health Department offices in El Reno and Yukon
The current main OSDH county page prominently lists the El Reno location at 6100 E Hwy 66. Canadian County program pages also continue to route residents to a Yukon office at 405-354-4872, and recent official state documents list that location at 1023 E. Vandament.
| Office | Address / phone | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| El Reno | 6100 E Hwy 66, El Reno, OK 73036 · 405-262-0042 | Current main Canadian County Health Department contact location. Fax: 405-262-2800. |
| Yukon | 1023 E Vandament, Yukon, OK 73099 · 405-354-4872 | Current OSDH program pages use this Yukon phone; recent state health documents continue to list the Vandament address. |
| Office hours | Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. | Closed weekends and state holidays. Confirm the specific program before traveling. |
Canadian County public-health services at a glance
Infant, child and adult vaccines, including vaccines needed for Oklahoma school and childcare attendance.
Local disease investigation and outbreak prevention for illnesses including foodborne disease, TB and childhood infections.
Confidential STI testing, evaluation, treatment, education and harm-reduction services.
Services for women and men who want to prevent pregnancy or plan and space pregnancies.
Nutrition benefits, education, breastfeeding support and health referrals for eligible women, infants and children.
Licensing and inspections for regulated food businesses, lodging and public pools/spas/splash pads.
Vaccines and immunization records in Canadian County
Canadian County Health Department provides immunizations for infants, children and adults, including vaccines required for school attendance and childcare centers in Oklahoma. Call 405-262-0042 to ask about current vaccine availability, appointment requirements and fees.
Bring available shot records and school or childcare paperwork so clinic staff can determine what is missing.
Availability and cost depend on the vaccine, program eligibility and current supply. Verify before making a trip.
Records submitted by participating providers may be available through Oklahoma’s OSIIS Public Portal.
Know whether you are handling a school requirement, childcare form, catch-up vaccine, adult vaccine or missing immunization record.
Ask whether the vaccine is available, whether an appointment is required and what the current fee will be for your situation.
Use Oklahoma’s public immunization portal before requesting duplicate paperwork from several offices.
If OSIIS does not show the vaccination, contact OSIIS Help or the provider that administered the vaccine.
Canadian County WIC eligibility and application steps
WIC provides nutrition support for eligible pregnant participants, postpartum and breastfeeding participants, infants and children through age 5. Canadian County’s official service page routes WIC questions and individual appointments through the El Reno office at 405-262-0042.
Applicants must live in Oklahoma and meet WIC’s program eligibility requirements.
Oklahoma WIC says people receiving Medicaid, SNAP or TANF are automatically income-eligible for WIC benefits.
Nutritious foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, dietitian/lactation consultation and referrals to other services.
Oklahoma WIC’s online tool asks household questions needed to begin the eligibility and appointment process.
Your clinic selection determines which WIC office receives the enrollment request.
The system allows applicants to upload identification, Oklahoma residency and income proof needed for WIC participation.
Oklahoma WIC says the selected clinic should contact you after receiving the request to arrange the appointment and finish eligibility determination.
Confidential STI testing and treatment
Canadian County Health Department provides confidential sexual-health testing and treatment. Current county information lists testing/evaluation for gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and HIV, with education and referral support for other STI concerns.
A shorter STI testing route may use self-collected gonorrhea/chlamydia specimens plus blood testing for syphilis and HIV without a full nurse exam.
People with symptoms or a known STI contact may see a nurse for physical examination and appropriate blood, urine or swab testing.
Fees are on a sliding scale, insurance is accepted, and OSDH says no one is denied these services because of inability to pay.
TB testing, contacts and treatment support
County health staff identify and follow TB cases and contacts to reduce transmission. Canadian County’s current service page says TB skin testing is available at no charge when requested by a rehabilitation facility or when someone is a known contact of an active TB case.
If public-health staff identify you as a contact of someone with active TB, follow the testing schedule they provide.
The current county page lists TB skin testing at no charge when requested by a rehabilitation facility.
Other people may receive skin testing for a currently listed charge of $20. Call first to verify that fee and appointment availability.
Children First, SoonerStart, family planning and community support
A free nurse home-visiting program for qualifying first-time mothers, starting during pregnancy and continuing until the child’s second birthday.
Oklahoma’s early-intervention program for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities. Canadian County routes inquiries through El Reno or Yukon.
Services support pregnancy prevention and planning/spacing children for both women and men.
CHWs can connect residents to insurance, housing, benefits, health goals and other community resources.
Health Department staff can help eligible residents understand application routes, but the Oklahoma Health Care Authority makes Medicaid financial-eligibility decisions.
Health Department staff can assist with applications for breast/cervical cancer treatment coverage for eligible uninsured women under 65.
Food inspections, pools and what Canadian County does not regulate
Canadian County Consumer Health protects the public through licensing, inspection and monitoring of regulated businesses. Current OSDH pages specifically list food service, hotels/motels/lodging and public pools, spas and splash pads among commonly requested programs.
| Issue | Correct route | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant / food service | Canadian County Consumer Health / OSDH | Call 405-262-0042 for local questions about inspection or licensing. |
| Hotel / motel / lodging | OSDH Consumer Health | Regulated through state/local public-health licensing and inspection programs. |
| Public pool / spa / splash pad | OSDH Consumer Health | Use the county/OSDH route for inspection and licensing questions. |
| Private septic tank | Oklahoma DEQ | Do not assume the county health department issues the septic approval. |
| Private well / drinking water | Oklahoma DEQ | Current Canadian County page specifically directs these questions to DEQ. |
| Air quality | Oklahoma DEQ | Not a Canadian County Health Department Consumer Health permit service. |
| Residential code issue | City / municipal code enforcement | Check Mustang, El Reno, Yukon or the applicable jurisdiction’s code-enforcement rules. |
Canadian County birth certificates are handled by Oklahoma Vital Records
If you need a certified Oklahoma birth or death certificate, do not assume the Canadian County Health Department front desk can issue it. Oklahoma State Department of Health Vital Records registers and issues Oklahoma birth and death certificates through statewide ordering routes.
OSDH routes online and phone certificate ordering through its authorized partner and offers Will Call pickup for eligible completed orders.
Current Oklahoma Vital Records ordering and assistance number: 405-426-8880.
Mail orders go to Vital Records Service, OSDH, PO Box 248964, Oklahoma City, OK 73124-8964.
Before visiting Canadian County Health Department
Which Canadian County or Oklahoma agency do you need?
| If you need | Correct route | Do not confuse it with |
|---|---|---|
| Vaccines / local health services | Canadian County Health Department | Oklahoma Vital Records |
| WIC | Canadian County Health Department / Oklahoma WIC | SoonerCare eligibility office |
| Birth/death certificate | OSDH Vital Records | County vaccine or WIC desk |
| Septic tank / private well | Oklahoma DEQ | Canadian County Consumer Health food-inspection route |
| Restaurant inspection | OSDH Consumer Health / Canadian County | DEQ septic route |
| Immediate medical emergency | Call 911 | Waiting for a routine county-health appointment |
Official Canadian County and Oklahoma health links
Use official government pages when you are ready to book an appointment, submit health information, apply for WIC, retrieve vaccine records, request a certificate or start a regulated-business process.
Canadian County Health Department FAQs
What is the Canadian County Health Department phone number?
The El Reno Canadian County Health Department phone number is 405-262-0042. OSDH program pages also list the Yukon office at 405-354-4872.
Where is Canadian County Health Department located?
The current main OSDH page lists the El Reno office at 6100 E Hwy 66, El Reno, OK 73036. Recent official Oklahoma health documents also list a Yukon office at 1023 E Vandament, Yukon, OK 73099.
What are Canadian County Health Department hours?
The department currently lists office hours as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with closure on weekends and state holidays.
Does Canadian County Health Department give vaccines?
Yes. The department provides immunizations for infants, children and adults, including vaccines required for Oklahoma school and childcare attendance. Call 405-262-0042 for current availability and fees.
How do I get my Oklahoma immunization record?
Use the OSIIS Public Portal at shotrecords.health.ok.gov. If the portal cannot find the record or it is incomplete, contact OSIIS Help or the provider that gave the vaccination.
Does Canadian County Health Department offer WIC?
Yes. Canadian County provides WIC services. The official county page directs residents to call the El Reno office at 405-262-0042 for individual appointment and class questions. Oklahoma WIC also offers an online enrollment-request tool.
Does Canadian County Health Department provide STI testing?
Yes. Current county services include confidential STI testing, evaluation and treatment. Testing includes services for gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and HIV. Call 405-262-0042 for an appointment.
Can I get an Oklahoma birth certificate at Canadian County Health Department?
Oklahoma birth and death certificates are handled through OSDH Vital Records rather than ordinary Canadian County clinic service. Call Oklahoma Vital Records at 405-426-8880 or use its official online or mail ordering options.
Who handles septic permits in Canadian County?
Canadian County’s current OSDH service page directs septic-tank, private-well, drinking-water and air-quality questions to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality rather than county Consumer Health.
Who handles restaurant inspections in Canadian County?
OSDH Consumer Health handles regulated food-service licensing and inspections. Canadian County residents and businesses can call 405-262-0042 for local Consumer Health questions.