Florida Department of Health in Osceola County phone numbers, clinics and public health services
The official local agency is the Florida Department of Health in Osceola County, commonly shortened to DOH-Osceola. Its Kissimmee office provides immunizations, family planning, STI/HIV services, refugee health, school health, WIC and birth/death certificate services.
Environmental Public Health works from a separate Kissimmee office, while WIC also has service locations in Poinciana and St. Cloud. Use the program-specific phone first so you do not drive to the wrong counter.
What does the Florida Department of Health in Osceola County do?
DOH-Osceola is part of Florida’s statewide Department of Health system. Locally it provides clinical, nutrition, infectious-disease, vital-record, environmental-health, preparedness and community-health services for Osceola County residents.
Immunizations, family planning, school health, refugee health and other preventive clinical services are available through the Kissimmee program.
WIC offers healthy-food benefits, nutrition counseling, breastfeeding support and referrals for qualifying families.
Vital Statistics handles Florida birth/death certificates, while Environmental Public Health manages regulated environmental programs.
Florida Department of Health in Osceola County phone numbers
Different programs use different lines. Calling the correct service directly is usually faster than starting with a general office transfer.
| Service | Phone | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Main office / appointments | 407-343-2000 | Clinical appointments, immunizations, family planning and general Health Department routing. |
| Administration | 407-343-2189 | Administrative department contact. |
| Vital Statistics | 407-343-2009 | Birth certificates, death certificates and certificate-order questions. |
| WIC | 407-343-2085 | Nutrition benefits, WIC eligibility, breastfeeding support and WIC locations. |
| Environmental Public Health | 407-742-8606 | Food hygiene, water, pools, septic, tattoo/body piercing and other environmental programs. |
| Disease reporting | 407-343-2155 | 24/7 reporting of reportable diseases and conditions. |
| STD / HIV / AIDS | 407-343-2181 | STI testing and treatment information, HIV programs and referrals. |
| Refugee Health | 407-343-2168 | Refugee health assessments, records and related appointment guidance. |
Kissimmee, Poinciana and St. Cloud health locations
DOH-Osceola uses several locations. The main Kissimmee campus provides the broadest clinical mix, while Poinciana and St. Cloud have more limited service combinations.
| Location | Address | Current services |
|---|---|---|
| Kissimmee main office | 1875 Fortune Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744 | Birth/death certificates, family planning, HIV/AIDS, immunizations, refugee health, school health, STI/STD and WIC. |
| Poinciana | 105 N. Doverplum Ave., Poinciana, FL 34758 | WIC, immunizations and refugee health according to the current location page. |
| St. Cloud WIC | 1050 Grape Ave., St. Cloud, FL 34769 | WIC. |
| Environmental Health | 1 Courthouse Square #1200, Kissimmee, FL 34741 | Environmental Public Health programs and inspections. |
Vaccines, school immunizations and travel shots
DOH-Osceola provides childhood and adult immunization services. The official immunization page also states that adult and travel-related vaccines are available, depending on individual need and current availability.
Use the program for routine childhood vaccines and school-related immunization needs.
Adults can ask about routine vaccination needs and available products based on age, medical history and risk.
Some vaccines related to international travel are available. Call early because travel schedules and vaccine series can require advance planning.
Schedule the vaccine appointment and confirm which location is appropriate.
The official page tells patients to bring picture ID to the appointment.
Previous vaccine records for each person receiving services should be available before or at the visit.
Have the destination and departure date ready when asking which travel vaccines may apply.
Osceola County WIC benefits, appointments and locations
Florida WIC provides healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support and referrals to healthcare and community services. Eligibility includes nutritional-risk and income screening.
Florida WIC benefits are loaded onto a WIC EBT card for use at authorized retailers.
Licensed nutrition professionals and educators assess nutrition needs and help families build practical food and health plans.
WIC provides breastfeeding education and support alongside nutrition services.
Florida birth and death certificates in Osceola County
Vital Statistics at DOH-Osceola issues eligible Florida birth and death certificates and accepts requests in person or by mail. Online ordering is routed through VitalChek, which Florida identifies as its authorized online vendor.
Current Osceola fee: $20 for the first birth certificate and $8 for additional certificates on the same order.
Current Osceola fee: $10 per death certificate, plus any applicable search or mailing charges.
Call 407-343-2009 with eligibility, order and location questions.
| Record item | Current Osceola guidance |
|---|---|
| Vital Statistics hours | Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the main Fortune Road office. |
| Birth certificate | $20 first certificate; $8 additional certificates. |
| Death certificate | $10 each; a search fee may apply when the exact year is unknown. |
| Mailing address | Vital Statistics, 1875 Fortune Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744. |
| Older Florida births | Florida births prior to 1930 must be requested from the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville. |
| Deaths before 2009 | The local page directs these requests to the state Bureau of Vital Statistics or VitalChek. |
STI testing, HIV services, TB and reportable diseases
DOH-Osceola’s Infectious Disease programs cover epidemiology, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, tuberculosis and Refugee Health. Different programs use different contact lines.
The STD clinic offers low- or no-cost testing for chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV.
Programs include testing, counseling, care, Ryan White eligibility, outpatient services, laboratory support, ADAP and referrals.
DOH-Osceola monitors reportable diseases and provides TB-control and prevention services.
Family planning, pregnancy testing and reduced-cost care
Family planning services are available to male and female clients and are confidential. The county uses a sliding fee scale based on household income and family size for applicable services.
Services may include annual exams, Pap tests, STI testing, preconception counseling, pregnancy testing, HIV testing and referrals.
DOH-Osceola states that reduced-cost or no-cost care may be available depending on eligibility.
Eligibility screening requires proof of identification and proof of income.
Food hygiene, pools, drinking water, tattooing and environmental health
Environmental Public Health operates from 1 Courthouse Square #1200 in Kissimmee rather than the Fortune Road clinical counter. It conducts inspections, permitting, licensing and environmental-health enforcement.
Programs include food hygiene, migrant farmworker housing, mobile home and recreational parks and other regulated facilities.
The office handles public swimming pools/bathing places and supervises certain private and limited-use public water systems.
Programs include tattooing, body piercing, biomedical waste and related environmental licensing and inspection.
Who handles septic permits in Osceola County?
Florida’s statewide Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems program has moved to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. However, the official Osceola page states that county health department offices continue performing septic permitting and inspection work.
Florida DEP is responsible for statewide OSTDS statutes, regulations and program governance.
Continue working with DOH-Osceola Environmental Health for local septic permitting and inspections.
DOH-Osceola is scanning completed septic records into its eBridge document system for public searching.
Have the street address, parcel information and type of septic work ready.
Use 407-742-8606 to confirm the current permit form, inspection requirement and submission route.
The county’s eBridge system can be searched by septic permit number, street address, street name or city for scanned records.
Use current Florida DEP requirements when planning a new, altered or repaired onsite system.
What to bring to DOH-Osceola
Your paperwork depends on the program. Calling ahead is useful if you are traveling from St. Cloud, Poinciana, Celebration, Buenaventura Lakes or another part of Osceola County.
Florida Department of Health in Osceola County Kissimmee location
The main clinical and Vital Statistics office is at 1875 Fortune Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744.
Official Osceola County and Florida health links
Use these official sources before relying on clinic hours, certificate fees, vaccine availability, WIC requirements or septic permitting rules.
Osceola County Health Department FAQs
What is the Osceola County Health Department phone number?
The main Florida Department of Health in Osceola County phone number is 407-343-2000. Use it for general clinical appointments and routing.
Where is the main Osceola County Health Department office?
The main DOH-Osceola office is at 1875 Fortune Road, Kissimmee, FL 34744.
What are the DOH-Osceola hours?
The main office lists Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Vital Statistics currently lists Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Does Osceola County Health Department give vaccines?
Yes. DOH-Osceola provides child, adult and selected travel immunizations. Call 407-343-2000 to schedule and bring photo ID plus prior immunization records.
How do I contact Osceola County WIC?
Call 407-343-2085. WIC services are available through local Osceola program locations including Kissimmee, Poinciana and St. Cloud.
How much is a Florida birth certificate in Osceola County?
The current local Vital Statistics page lists $20 for a birth certificate and $8 for each additional certificate ordered with it.
How much is a death certificate in Osceola County?
The current local fee is $10 per death certificate. Search and shipping fees can apply in certain situations.
Does DOH-Osceola provide STI and HIV testing?
Yes. The STD clinic offers low- or no-cost testing for chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV. The STD/HIV/AIDS contact number is 407-343-2181.
Who handles environmental health complaints in Osceola County?
DOH-Osceola Environmental Public Health handles regulated environmental-health programs. The general Environmental Health number is 407-742-8606. Sanitary nuisance complaints have a separate published complaint line of 407-742-8600.
Who handles septic permits in Osceola County?
Florida DEP now governs the statewide OSTDS program, while the official Osceola page says county health department offices continue local permitting and inspection work. Contact DOH-Osceola Environmental Health at 407-742-8606 for current local instructions.