Camden County Health Department phone, WIC, vaccines, records and Kingsland health services
Camden County Health Department serves Kingsland, St. Marys, Woodbine and the surrounding coastal Georgia community through the Georgia Department of Public Health Coastal Health District.
The current health clinic is at 101 Winding Road in Kingsland, with phone 912-882-8515. Services include vaccines, women’s health, pregnancy testing, STD and HIV testing, TB services, children’s programs and WIC. Environmental Health uses a separate direct line, and Georgia birth/death certificates route through the Camden County Probate Office instead of the clinic.
What does Camden County Health Department in Georgia do?
Camden County Health Department provides local preventive and public-health services through the Coastal Health District. The Kingsland clinic offers immunizations, women’s health and birth control, pregnancy testing, breast and cervical screening, STD and HIV testing, tuberculosis services, Children’s Special Services, adolescent health and WIC.
Use the health clinic for vaccines, pregnancy testing, reproductive health, TB services and other county public-health programs.
Camden’s current county page specifically says STD and HIV testing are available without an appointment.
Use the Environmental Health line for septic systems, environmental permits, inspections and regulated public-health concerns.
Camden County Health Department hours and phone numbers
| Service | Contact | Published schedule | Important detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health Clinic | 912-882-8515 101 Winding Road |
Mon–Wed 8–5 Thu 8–7 Fri 8–2 |
Closed noon–1 Monday through Thursday and closed on the last day of each month for staff training. |
| Environmental Health | 912-729-6012 | County page lists the same clinic-hour pattern | Call before visiting because current official sources disagree on the physical office address. |
| WIC Call Center | 1-855-262-7670 | Mon–Fri 8–5 | Call center is closed 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. and can schedule or reschedule WIC appointments. |
| Vital Records | Camden County Probate Office 912-576-3785 |
Confirm with Probate Court | Camden birth/death certificate requests route through Probate Court, not the Winding Road clinic. |
Public-health services at the Kingsland clinic
Camden’s clinic is designed around prevention, screening, disease control and family health—not emergency or hospital care.
Child and adult vaccines, including school-related immunization services and routine preventive vaccination.
Pregnancy testing, birth control, reproductive-health services and qualifying breast/cervical cancer screening.
STD/HIV testing, TB testing and treatment, disease prevention and public-health follow-up.
Children’s Special Services and adolescent-health programs are part of the county service mix.
Nutrition support, food benefits, breastfeeding help and referrals for eligible women, infants and young children.
Septic and onsite sewage work, inspections and other regulated environmental-health functions use the Environmental Health program.
School vaccines, screenings and appointment planning
Camden County Health Department provides child and adult immunizations. During the 2026 back-to-school season, the district scheduled special vaccine and screening clinics at 101 Winding Road and strongly recommended appointments.
If a child is transferring from another state, bring existing immunization records early enough for staff to reconcile them with Georgia’s registry.
Ask whether the child needs only vaccines or also Georgia school screening documentation such as eye, ear or dental screening.
The Coastal Health District accepts many insurance plans and may have lower-cost options for people without insurance.
Call 912-882-8515 before going, especially during school-registration season or when a specific vaccine is needed.
Camden County WIC eligibility, documents and appointment help
Georgia WIC serves eligible pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women, infants and children under five. Coastal Health District WIC provides nutrition education, breastfeeding support, approved-food benefits and help finding other health and community resources.
Call toll-free 1-855-262-7670 to ask eligibility questions, schedule or reschedule an appointment, get directions or request referrals.
The Coastal Health District states that all WIC services are free of charge for eligible participants.
Clients must show proof of income, home address and identification at the first visit.
Open the official Coastal Health District WIC page for current eligibility and appointment information.
Birth control, pregnancy testing and breast/cervical screening
Women’s Health Services in the Coastal Health District include low-cost family planning, contraception, pregnancy testing and cancer-screening programs for people who meet program criteria.
Available contraceptive services include multiple FDA-approved methods, including long-acting reversible contraception such as IUDs and implants.
Coastal Health District health departments offer pregnancy testing on a walk-in basis.
The Breast and Cervical Cancer Program helps eligible women access screening and referral services.
Review the official Women’s Health Services guidance before your visit.
Walk-in STD and HIV testing in Camden County
One of the most useful Camden-specific details is that the current health department page says no appointment is needed for STD testing or HIV testing. Coastal Health District also describes these services as confidential.
Testing may include specimen collection for infections such as gonorrhea and other laboratory testing based on the clinical assessment.
Health departments evaluate and manage sexually transmitted infections and can provide treatment or referral based on the diagnosis.
HIV testing is available through the county clinic, and Coastal Health District provides broader HIV prevention and care-navigation resources.
Birth and death certificates use Camden County Probate Court
Camden County differs from counties where the health department issues certificates directly. Coastal Health District directs Camden vital-record requests to the Camden County Probate Office in Woodbine.
| Record | Correct office | Current fee | Important rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia birth certificate | Camden County Probate Office 210 4th Street, Woodbine |
$25 | Birth certificates are generally available about three weeks after birth and access is limited to qualifying requesters. |
| Georgia death certificate | Camden County Probate Office | $25 | The requester must have a direct and tangible interest, such as qualifying family or legal representation. |
| Clinic record | Camden County Health Department | Ask clinic | A medical or vaccine record is different from a certified birth/death certificate. |
Septic permits, inspections and Camden County environmental health
Camden County Environmental Health can be reached at 912-729-6012. The program handles onsite sewage systems and other environmental-health regulatory work.
Environmental Health reviews and permits onsite sewage systems and performs required inspections.
Staff investigate complaints and inspect repairs involving improperly functioning septic systems.
County environmental-health work may also include regulated facilities, pools, food-service issues and other public-health environmental concerns.
Have the property address, parcel or lot information, proposed construction and whether you need a new system, repair or existing-system evaluation.
Ask which current application, soil evaluation, site plan and fee apply to your project before paying or hiring work.
Current Coastal Health District septic guidance requires the official evaluation/repair/permitting process and applicable supporting documents.
Do not treat contractor work as county approval. The permitting and inspection process must be completed through Environmental Health.
Camden County Hurricane Registry for residents who may need evacuation assistance
Because Camden County sits on Georgia’s coast, hurricane planning is part of local public health. The Coastal Health District maintains a Hurricane Registry for residents with functional, access or medical needs who may require transportation or medical assistance during an evacuation and do not have other resources available.
Residents who may need transportation or medical support during an evacuation and do not have family, friends or other resources to help.
The registry is open year-round, so do not wait until a storm is already approaching.
Coastal Health District says new applications stop 72 hours before tropical-storm-force winds are expected to arrive.
How to get the right Camden County public-health service
Decide whether you need the clinic, WIC, an STD/HIV walk-in visit, vaccines, Environmental Health, Vital Records or hurricane-registration help.
Call 912-882-8515 for the clinic, 912-729-6012 for Environmental Health, 855-262-7670 for WIC or 912-576-3785 for Camden Probate/Vital Records.
Remember the noon–1 p.m. closure Monday through Thursday, early Friday close and last-day-of-month training closure.
Bring vaccine records, photo ID, income documentation, WIC proof or property information depending on the service.
Use Georgia DPH, Coastal Health District, Camden Probate Court or the appropriate government office for applications, records, payments and confidential information.
What to prepare before visiting the Camden health department
Find Camden County Health Department in Kingsland
The current Camden County clinic is at 101 Winding Road, Kingsland, Georgia 31548.
Official Camden County and Georgia health links
Camden County Health Department FAQs
What is the Camden County Health Department phone number?
The Camden County Health Department clinic number is 912-882-8515. Environmental Health uses 912-729-6012, and the Coastal Health District WIC Call Center is 1-855-262-7670.
Where is Camden County Health Department in Georgia?
The current clinic is at 101 Winding Road, Kingsland, GA 31548. Older listings may still show previous Camden County health locations, so use the current Coastal Health District page when navigating.
What are Camden County Health Department hours?
Current clinic hours are Monday through Wednesday 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Thursday 8 a.m.–7 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m.–2 p.m. The office closes noon–1 p.m. Monday through Thursday and is closed on the last day of every month for staff training.
Does Camden County Health Department offer WIC?
Yes. Camden County participates in Georgia WIC through the Coastal Health District. Call 1-855-262-7670 for eligibility questions, appointments or rescheduling.
Can I get vaccines at Camden County Health Department?
Yes. The Kingsland clinic provides child and adult immunizations. Call 912-882-8515 for current vaccine availability and appointment guidance.
Do I need an appointment for STD or HIV testing?
The current Camden County Health Department page states that no appointment is needed for STD testing or HIV testing. Services are confidential, but you should still arrive during published clinic hours.
Where do I get a birth certificate in Camden County Georgia?
Coastal Health District routes Camden County birth and death certificate requests through the Camden County Probate Office in Woodbine rather than the Kingsland health clinic. The current certificate fee is $25.
Who handles septic permits in Camden County Georgia?
Camden County Environmental Health handles onsite sewage/septic permitting, inspection and repair-related public-health work. Call 912-729-6012 before visiting because current official pages show conflicting Environmental Health street addresses.
Why is Camden County Health Department closed on the last day of the month?
The Coastal Health District states that the Camden County Health Department closes on the last day of each month for staff training.
What is the Camden County Hurricane Registry?
It is part of Coastal Health District emergency planning for residents with functional, access or medical needs who may need evacuation transportation or medical assistance and lack other resources. Applications are accepted year-round but stop 72 hours before tropical-storm-force winds are expected.