Clayton County Health Department 2026: Phone, WIC, Records, Vaccines & Complaints

🏥 Clayton County, Georgia public health guide · 2026

Clayton County Health Department phone, WIC, records, vaccines, dental, testing and environmental health help

The Clayton County Health Department on this page means the Clayton County Health District in Jonesboro, Georgia. It serves Clayton County residents through public-health clinic services, WIC, Vital Records, immunizations, children’s dental care, HIV/STI/TB services, Environmental Health and emergency preparedness.

Use this guide to choose the right official phone number, location, document checklist, fee note, complaint route, map and official link before you call, visit, request a certificate, schedule vaccines or file an Environmental Health complaint.

☎️ Main / clinic: 678-610-7199 🥗 WIC: 678-610-7199 ext. 2 🏢 Environmental Services: 678-610-7469 🧾 Vital Records: limited hours 📍 1117 Battle Creek Rd, Jonesboro
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☎️ Main clinic appointment or general health district help

Call 678-610-7199. Say your city, service needed, whether you need a clinic appointment, certificate, school form, WIC appointment, record, environmental complaint or specialty service.

✅ Quick answer

Clayton County Health District quick answer for residents

The main Clayton County Health District facility is at 1117 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro, GA 30236. The main phone and clinic appointment number is 678-610-7199. The WIC appointment route is 678-610-7199 ext. 2.

Use 678-610-7469 for Environmental Services. Use 678-479-2212 for adult immunizations. Use 678-610-7199 ext. 7420 for child immunizations and school screening forms. Use 678-610-7421 for children’s dental care.

Vital Records service is available through the main facility, but the official location page lists limited Vital Records hours. Go early, bring photo ID, and confirm current fees and payment rules before visiting.

Main appointment lineCall 678-610-7199 for general clinic appointment routing.
WICCall 678-610-7199 ext. 2 for WIC appointments and nutrition support.
Vital RecordsUse the birth/death certificate page before requesting a Georgia record.
Adult vaccinesCall 678-479-2212 and ask which vaccines are available.
Environmental HealthCall 678-610-7469 for food, pools, wastewater, well water and complaints.
EmergencyCall 911 for life-threatening symptoms, danger, fire, violence or urgent medical need.
🔎 Source verification

Official verification before using this Clayton County guide

Updated for publication on June 26, 2026.

This refreshed page uses official Clayton County Health District and Georgia Department of Public Health sources for location, phone numbers, WIC, Vital Records, adult immunizations, child immunizations, school screenings, children’s dental care, HIV/STI/TB services, Ryan White specialty services, Environmental Health, food service, wastewater, pools and complaint routes.

Public-health services change. Always verify current hours, appointment rules, vaccine supply, fee schedules, accepted payment methods, eligibility, forms and complaint instructions on the official website before visiting, mailing, paying or relying on a deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this Clayton County Health Department guide covers

📍 Location intent

Make sure this is Clayton County, Georgia

Many users search “Clayton County Health Department” without the state. This page is only for Clayton County, Georgia Health District / Georgia DPH District 3-3.

Use this page ifThe clinic visit, WIC appointment, birth/death record, restaurant, pool, well, septic system, school form or Environmental Health complaint is connected to Clayton County, Georgia.
Do not use this page ifYou need Clayton County, Iowa; Clayton, North Carolina; Clayton, Missouri; Clayton State University; or a private clinic with “Clayton” in the name.

For statewide Georgia routing, use our Georgia Department of Public Health guide. For broader local office finding, see health department near me.

☎️ Phone help

Clayton County Health Department phone numbers by service

Use the correct phone route before visiting. Some services use the same main number, but the extension or program name matters.

NeedCorrect phone or routeWhat to say before staff asks
General Clayton County Health District help678-610-7199State your city, service needed and whether you need a clinic appointment, certificate, school form, WIC appointment, record or complaint route.
WIC appointment678-610-7199 ext. 2Say whether the appointment is for pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, infant or child age 1-5.
Environmental Services678-610-7469Explain if your concern is food service, body art, pool, tourist accommodation, mosquito, wastewater, well water or complaint form routing.
Adult immunizations678-479-2212Ask which adult vaccines are available, what appointment is needed and what administration fee applies.
Child immunizations and school screenings678-610-7199 ext. 7420Say the child’s age, insurance status, Medicaid/PeachCare status and whether you need Form 3231, Form 3300 or record transfer.
Children’s dental care678-610-7421Say the child’s age, insurance, dental concern and whether a school oral health screening is needed.
Family planning678-610-7199 ext. 6535Ask about appointment availability, sliding-scale fee, birth control, pregnancy testing and STI/HIV screening.
STD/STI testing and treatment678-610-7199Ask about confidential screening, treatment, fees, condoms, referrals and result timing.
HIV prevention, PrEP or nPEPEducation: 678-479-2225
PrEP/nPEP: 678-610-7473
Ask whether you need prevention education, free testing, condoms, PrEP, nPEP or HIV clinic referral.
Ryan White HIV Specialty Clinic678-610-7640Say whether you are a person living with HIV age 18 or older and ask what eligibility documents are required.
Emergency Preparedness678-610-7467Ask about public-health emergency preparedness, closed POD partnerships, community planning or response education.
Best call script: “I live in Clayton County, Georgia. I need help with _____. The address, school, record, restaurant or clinic issue is _____. My deadline is _____. What office or appointment route should I use?”
📍 Location

Main facility, WIC clinic, specialty clinic and map

Most Clayton County Health District services point to the Jonesboro campus at 1117 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro, GA 30236. The main facility, WIC clinic and Ryan White HIV Specialty Services Clinic may share the same address but have different workflows.

Main Facility1117 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro, GA 30236. Use for general clinic services, Environmental Services, Vital Records, immunizations and administrative offices.
WIC Clinic1117 Battle Creek Rd., Jonesboro. Appointment route: 678-610-7199 ext. 2. WIC fax listed by the old official page route: 770-603-4157.
Ryan White HIV Specialty Services Clinic1117 Battle Creek Rd., Jonesboro. Appointment route: 678-610-7640. Services are appointment-driven.
Third Wednesday note: The official main facility page says Clayton County Health District opens at 9:00 a.m. on every third Wednesday of the month. Confirm before early-morning visits.
🧾 Checklist

Before you call or visit Clayton County Health District

A short checklist can prevent a wasted trip, wrong form, missing ID, rejected payment or delayed appointment.

Confirm the serviceVital Records, WIC, immunization, dental, HIV/STI/TB, Environmental Health and Ryan White services have different routes.
Confirm appointment rulesCall before visiting for vaccines, WIC, family planning, dental, Ryan White, TB or specialty clinic services.
Go early for recordsVital Records hours are shorter than the main office schedule. Avoid arriving late afternoon.
Bring IDBirth/death certificates and some clinic services may require photo ID or proof of eligibility.
Bring insurance or benefit proofVFC, Medicaid, PeachCare, WIC, dental and sliding-scale services may ask for coverage or income details.
Prepare facts for complaintsFood and Environmental Health complaints need business name, address, date, time and clear facts.
🧾 Vital Records

Birth certificates, death certificates and Georgia vital records

Clayton County Health District Vital Records provides birth certificates and death certificates. Georgia maintains vital records filed from 1919 to the present. Clayton County can issue Georgia birth records and can issue death certificates for events that occur within Georgia, but out-of-state events may require a different office.

Vital Records service is limited compared with the main office schedule. Bring photo ID, the correct fee and the right payment method. If mailing, include a clear readable copy of photo ID and do not send cash.

Vital-record taskLocal ruleFee/payment note
Birth certificate in personRequest in person during listed Vital Records service hours. Bring photo ID and required information.Search fee is $25 and includes one certified copy if found.
Death certificate in personAsk whether the Georgia death record can be issued locally and whether immediate issuance is available.Search fee is $25; additional copies ordered at the same time are $5 each.
Mail requestUse money order or cashier’s check payable to Clayton County Health District and include readable photo ID copy.Do not send cash in the mail.
Online requestClayton County says it does not accept online orders directly and points users to VitalChek as an independent partner.VitalChek may charge an additional service fee and accepts major credit cards.
Out-of-state eventUse the state or local vital-record office where the birth or death happened.Do not pay Clayton County if the record is not a Georgia record unless staff confirms the route.

Step-by-step certificate plan

  1. Confirm the event happened in Georgia.
  2. Confirm whether the event was a birth or death and whether Clayton County can issue it.
  3. Bring photo ID and relationship/eligibility details when required.
  4. Use the current form and fee from the official page.
  5. For mail requests, use money order or cashier’s check and include a readable copy of ID.
  6. Do not assume online orders go directly through Clayton County.

For broader certificate help, see our health department birth certificate guide.

💉 Immunizations

Adult immunizations, child vaccines, Form 3231 and Form 3300

Clayton County Health District provides adult immunization services and child immunization/school screening services. Call before visiting because vaccine availability, eligibility, school rush periods, appointment times and fees can change.

NeedRouteWhat to prepare
Adult immunizationsCall 678-479-2212.Age, vaccine needed, insurance status, prior vaccine record and any school/work/travel deadline.
Child immunizationsCall 678-610-7199 ext. 7420.Child’s age, vaccine record, Medicaid/PeachCare card if applicable, guardian ID and school deadline.
Georgia school Form 3231Use child immunization/school screening route.Existing immunization history and school requirement details.
Georgia school Form 3300Use school screening route.Hearing, vision, dental and nutrition/BMI screening needs.
Record transfer or replacement formCall child immunization line before visiting.Previous provider, school, child details and fee confirmation.
School timing tip: Do not wait until the first week of school. Missing vaccine records, required dose spacing, school screening forms and appointment availability can delay school clearance.
🥗 WIC

WIC in Clayton County: appointments, benefits and lunch-hour timing

Clayton County WIC is a supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children. It supports eligible infants, children ages 1-5, pregnant and postpartum women and breastfeeding mothers.

Call 678-610-7199 ext. 2 for the WIC appointment route. The WIC clinic is listed at 1117 Battle Creek Rd., Jonesboro, GA 30236.

Who may use WICPregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women; infants; and children ages 1-5 who meet program rules.
What WIC supportsHealthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education, referrals and lower-risk birth support.
Lunch-hour cautionThe WIC location page has listed a noon-1 p.m. lunch hour. Call before visiting during midday.

WIC appointment checklist

  • Applicant or participant name and date of birth.
  • Pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, infant or child details.
  • Proof of identity and address if requested.
  • Income, Medicaid, SNAP or benefit proof if requested.
  • Any feeding, breastfeeding, formula or nutrition questions.
  • Best callback number and preferred appointment time.
🦷 Dental

Children’s dental care and school oral health screenings

Clayton County Health District’s Children’s Dental program helps eligible children access oral health services. Call 678-610-7421 before visiting.

Service location1117 Battle Creek Rd., Jonesboro, GA 30236.
Typical patientsChildren ages 1-18 and preventive services for pregnant women, based on program rules.
Payment noteThe program has listed sliding-scale rates and accepts several insurance plans. Confirm current eligibility and cost first.

Dental services commonly listed

  • Exams and X-rays.
  • Cleanings and sealants.
  • Fillings and extractions.
  • Fluoride treatment.
  • Stainless steel crowns.
  • Space maintainers and referrals.
  • Oral health screenings for Georgia public school requirements.
🧪 Clinical services

Family planning, STI services, HIV prevention, Ryan White clinic and TB services

Clayton County Health District provides several sensitive health services. Call first and ask about confidentiality, appointment availability, eligibility documents, fees and result timing.

Clinical servicePhone or routeVerified program notes
Family Planning678-610-7199 ext. 6535Ask about pregnancy testing, birth control options, counseling, STI/HIV screening and sliding-scale fee rules.
STD/STI screening and treatment678-610-7199Ask about confidential testing, treatment, fees, condoms, referrals and result process.
HIV prevention education678-479-2225Ask about education, free testing locations, condoms and self-test kit information.
PrEP or nPEP evaluation information678-610-7473Call quickly after possible exposure because timing matters for nPEP.
Ryan White HIV Specialty Services Clinic678-610-7640Appointment-only services for HIV-positive adults age 18 or older; ask about proof of identity, residence, income and status.
Tuberculosis testing and treatmentUse TB program / Specialty Services routeAsk about skin test, blood test, sputum testing, chest X-rays, treatment and DOT monitoring.
Privacy note: For STI, HIV, TB and family planning visits, call the official number and ask how confidentiality, billing, eligibility, results and follow-up work before you arrive.
🏢 Environmental Health

Environmental Health: food, body art, pools, wastewater, well water and complaints

The Office of Environmental Services works to reduce environmental hazards and protect public health in Clayton County. It handles inspections and complaints for public facilities and community environmental health concerns.

Public facilitiesBody art, food service, tourist accommodations and public swimming pools.
Community concernsMosquitos, wastewater management, well water and common environmental complaints.
PhoneCall 678-610-7469 for Environmental Services assistance.

Useful complaint facts

  1. Exact location: business name, property address, apartment/unit, city and county.
  2. Date and time of the problem.
  3. What happened and who may be affected.
  4. Photos or documents if safe and lawful to collect.
  5. Your contact information if you want follow-up.
🍽️ Food safety

Food service complaints, restaurant scores and food permits

Use Food Service for restaurant scores, food service permits, new food establishment applications, change of ownership, major renovations, mobile food service and food safety complaints.

Restaurant score lookupUse the official Georgia inspection-score database linked from the Clayton County Food Service page.
New food establishmentOwners planning a new food service establishment, new ownership or major renovation need the correct application packet.
Mobile food serviceFood trucks generally need a permit for the mobile unit and the base of operations. Review mobile food service FAQs before applying.
Food complaintPrepare business name, address, date, time, food item, symptoms if any and whether it was dine-in, takeout, mobile food or event food.
Medical warning: A food complaint is not medical care. Seek urgent medical advice for severe dehydration, bloody diarrhea, high fever, persistent vomiting, pregnancy, infant illness, older-adult illness or immune-system risk.
🚰 Property health

Wastewater, septic systems, well water and public swimming pools

Environmental Health regulates wastewater management, onsite sewage systems, well water topics and public swimming pools. These issues are property-specific, so the exact address matters.

IssueOfficial routeWhat to prepare
Septic or onsite sewageWastewater ManagementProperty address, owner information, system type, project type, repair issue, permit question and contractor details.
Well waterEnvironmental Health well water pageProperty address, well location, water concern, test results if any and illness or contamination concern.
Public swimming poolPublic Swimming Pools programPool name, address, permit status, unsafe condition, dates and photos if safe.
New pool construction or permitPublic pool application routePlans, calculations worksheet, hydraulic analysis worksheet, bathhouse/subdivision plat if applicable and plan review fee confirmation.
📄 Forms

Medical records, Forms 3231 and 3300, and school paperwork

Medical records and school paperwork are common reasons residents call the health district. Use the right route and ask about authorization, fees, timelines and pickup or mailing rules.

Medical recordsUse the Request Medical Records page and ask about authorization for use or disclosure of health information.
Form 3231Georgia school immunization certificate. Ask the child immunization route for replacement, transfer or update rules.
Form 3300Georgia school screening form. Ask about hearing, vision, dental and nutrition/BMI screening options.
⚠️ Wrong office check

What Clayton County Health District may not handle

Some searches sound like health department questions but belong to another office. Checking this first can save time.

Emergency medical careCall 911. The health district website is for non-emergency use.
Hospital bills and medical chartsContact the hospital, clinic, doctor, insurer or health system that created the bill or record.
Out-of-state certificatesUse the vital-record office in the state where the event happened.
Marriage, divorce and court filesUse probate court, superior court or the correct Georgia records route depending on the document.
SNAP, TANF or Medicaid case statusThese may require Georgia benefits or Medicaid offices, not the health district clinic desk.
Professional license issuesUse the relevant Georgia licensing board or state agency.
❓ FAQ

Clayton County Health Department FAQ

What is the Clayton County Health Department phone number?

The main Clayton County Health District phone and clinic appointment number is 678-610-7199. WIC uses 678-610-7199 ext. 2, Environmental Services uses 678-610-7469, and adult immunizations use 678-479-2212.

Where is the Clayton County Health Department located?

The main facility is at 1117 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro, GA 30236. The same campus is commonly used for clinic services, WIC, Vital Records, Environmental Services and other health-district programs.

What are Clayton County Health District hours?

The main facility lists many services Monday through Friday, generally 8 a.m.-5 p.m., but Vital Records is limited and some services have different schedules. The official page also notes that the district opens at 9 a.m. on every third Wednesday of the month.

How do I get a birth certificate in Clayton County?

Use the official Clayton County Vital Records page. Bring photo ID, required details and the current fee. The office says Georgia birth records are available, but out-of-state records must use the correct state office.

How much is a Clayton County birth certificate?

The official local Vital Records page lists a $25 search fee, which includes one certified copy if the record is found. Additional certified copies ordered at the same time are listed as $5 each.

Does Clayton County accept online birth certificate orders?

Clayton County says it does not accept online orders directly, but it points users to VitalChek as an independent online partner. VitalChek may charge an additional service fee and accepts major credit cards.

How do I make a WIC appointment in Clayton County?

Call 678-610-7199 ext. 2. Prepare pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, infant or child details and ask what proof of identity, residence, income or benefits may be required.

How do I get child immunization forms for Georgia school?

Call 678-610-7199 ext. 7420 for child immunizations and school screenings. Ask whether you need Form 3231, Form 3300, record transfer or replacement forms.

How do I file a restaurant or Environmental Health complaint in Clayton County?

Use the official Environmental Health complaint form or call Environmental Services at 678-610-7469. Include the business name, address, date, time, food or condition involved and clear facts.

Is this page for Clayton County, Iowa or Clayton, North Carolina?

No. This guide is for Clayton County Health District in Jonesboro, Georgia. If your record, clinic, restaurant, WIC appointment, well or pool is in another state or city, use that local health department instead.