Enterprise public health help: WIC, records, vaccines, testing and environmental services
For Coffee County residents, the Alabama Department of Public Health office in Enterprise is the local starting point for WIC, clinical services, certified Alabama vital records, vaccinations, STD services, family planning, septic permits, food inspections, well testing and several other public-health needs.
The useful move is to know which side of the office you need before making the drive. Clinic hours, Environmental Services hours, Home Health contacts and document requirements are not all the same.
What Coffee County Health Department handles in Enterprise
Coffee County Health Department is an Alabama Department of Public Health county office serving public-health needs in Coffee County. The official Coffee County pages list WIC, vital records, family planning, women’s health, STD testing and treatment, vaccinations, laboratory services, Home Health and a broad Environmental Services program.
WIC, family planning, STD testing and treatment, women’s health, vaccines, clinical laboratory testing and related eligibility-based services.
Certified Alabama birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates can be requested through the county health department.
Septic systems, food inspections, pools, lodging, body art, wells, rabies, vector control and nuisance complaints route through Environmental Services.
Coffee County Health Department contact information
The office is at 2841 Neal Metcalf Road in Enterprise. Official Coffee County pages are slightly different on opening time: the county homepage lists the Health Clinic at 7:30 a.m., while the contact page gives general Health Department/Environmental Services operating hours beginning at 8:00 a.m.
| Need | Phone / location | Published hours or note |
|---|---|---|
| Health clinic | 334-347-9574 · 2841 Neal Metcalf Road, Enterprise, AL 36330 | Coffee County homepage lists 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
| Environmental Services | 334-347-9574 · same location | 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
| Home Health | 334-347-9576 | Office hours 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday; program also lists an on-call number. |
| WIC statewide help | 1-888-942-4673 | Use if you need help locating or reaching the WIC clinic. |
| General ADPH immediate assistance | 1-800-252-1818 | ADPH lists this during regular weekday business hours, excluding state holidays. |
Which Coffee County public-health service do you need?
Use for pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, infant and child nutrition support when eligibility requirements are met.
Use Vital Records for certified Alabama certificates. Hospital medical records are a different service.
Call the clinic before visiting because vaccine availability and eligibility may change.
Official Coffee County services include STD testing, treatment, counseling and partner notification plus family-planning counseling and birth control.
Ask for Environmental Services. Have the property address and project details ready.
Environmental Services handles food inspections plus several lodging, pool, camp, body-art and public-health complaint functions.
Applying for WIC through Coffee County
Coffee County lists WIC application, benefit issuance and nutrition counseling among its clinical services. Alabama WIC serves qualifying pregnant women, breastfeeding women, recently postpartum women, infants and children under age five.
Start with 334-347-9574. You can also call Alabama WIC at 1-888-942-4673 if you need help locating the correct appointment route.
Alabama says applicants must meet income requirements, live in Alabama and be assessed by a health professional for nutritional risk.
The person applying for WIC should attend the appointment, including the infant or child when applicable.
Bring identification for the parent or caretaker and applicant, plus a document showing your current street address.
Alabama WIC accepts proof of Medicaid, SNAP or Family Assistance enrollment, or current household-income documentation as applicable.
Birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates in Coffee County
Alabama’s statewide vital-record system allows most certified records to be issued through county health departments regardless of which Alabama county the event occurred in. Coffee County’s official service page lists birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates.
| Record issue | Current Alabama guidance | What matters locally |
|---|---|---|
| First certified copy/search | $15 | Includes one certified copy or Certificate of Failure to Find. |
| Additional same record | $6 each | Applies when ordered at the same time. |
| County office processing | Most records can be issued in about 30 minutes or less | Availability can depend on the record and request details. |
| Mail processing | About 7–10 days | Mail goes through Alabama Center for Health Statistics. |
| Birth certificates | Restricted access for 125 years from birth | Identification and qualifying relationship rules apply. |
How to request an Alabama vital record
Do not use one request as a substitute for another. Birth, death, marriage and divorce records have different eligibility and correction rules.
Have the full legal name, event date, Alabama city or county and requester information. Birth and death requests may require additional family or relationship information.
Restricted records such as recent birth certificates require ID and an authorized relationship.
The state fee is currently $15 for the first search/copy and $6 for each additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time. Call before visiting if you need to know which payment methods Coffee County accepts at the counter.
If you need the record for school, benefits, probate, insurance or another deadline, keep your transaction information in case follow-up is needed.
Immunizations and vaccine records
The Coffee County homepage says the department provides childhood and other vaccines. Its services page specifically lists influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations, while Alabama’s adult immunization provider directory lists the Coffee County Health Department as a provider for several vaccine types.
Vaccine inventory, age eligibility, funding program rules and appointment availability can change. Ask for the exact vaccine by name.
A prior immunization record helps staff identify what has already been documented and what may still be due.
If the visit is for school entry, tell staff that when scheduling and ask what documentation must be brought to the clinic.
STD testing, family planning, women’s health and clinic services
Coffee County’s official service list goes beyond vaccinations. It includes family-planning counseling and birth control, STD testing and treatment, counseling, partner notification, women’s health/Pap smear services, the Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, Medicaid enrollment support, clinical laboratory testing and ALL Kids application assistance.
Testing, treatment, counseling and partner-notification services are listed. Call for current appointment or walk-in instructions and ask about confidentiality, testing windows and fees.
Official Coffee County services include counseling and birth-control services. Ask which services require an appointment and what documentation or payment information is needed.
Pap smear services and breast/cervical cancer screening programs are listed. Eligibility can differ by program, age, income and insurance status.
Septic permits, food inspections, wells, rabies and complaints
Environmental Services is the right side of the health department when the issue is a property, restaurant, public facility, wastewater system or environmental-health concern. Coffee County’s official service list is unusually broad, so give staff the exact task and property or business location when you call.
Applications and permits are listed for onsite sewage systems, septic tanks, grease traps, holding tanks and sewage tank pumpers.
Environmental staff handle food service inspections as well as hotel, pool, camp and other regulated-facility inspections.
Private well water testing, public-health nuisance complaint investigation, vector control and rabies testing/bite management are listed.
Before calling about a septic system
Check Coffee County food establishment inspection scores
Alabama provides a statewide Food Establishment Scores application. County environmental-health staff inspect restaurants and other regulated food establishments, and the statewide database lets the public search current inspection scores.
Use the official database to look up inspection scores. A score reflects conditions at the time of inspection and should be read together with the inspection information available in the system.
If you are opening or modifying a food business, contact Coffee County Environmental Services before relying on a generic permit checklist. Local review and facility-specific requirements matter.
Coffee County Home Health services and eligibility
The Coffee County Home Care Program is separate from the walk-in clinic side. ADPH says the program provides physician-ordered home health care for qualifying homebound patients and may work with Medicare, Medicaid or commercial insurance based on coverage and medical need.
Skilled nursing, physical therapy, medical social services and home health aide services.
A physician’s order is required for Home Health services, and eligibility depends on insurance/reimbursement rules and the individual’s medical needs.
Use 334-347-9576 for the Coffee County Home Health office rather than the general clinic number when the question is specifically about home-care services.
What to bring to the Coffee County Health Department
You do not need every item below for every service. This checklist is meant to keep you from driving to Enterprise without the paperwork tied to your specific task.
Official Coffee County and Alabama public-health sources
Use these government pages to verify current hours, forms, fees, vaccine availability and appointment instructions before visiting.
Coffee County Health Department FAQs
What is the Coffee County Health Department phone number?
The main Coffee County Health Department and Environmental Services number in Enterprise, Alabama is 334-347-9574.
Where is the Coffee County Health Department located?
The official Coffee County office is at 2841 Neal Metcalf Road, Enterprise, AL 36330.
What are the Coffee County Health Department hours?
The official Coffee County homepage lists the Health Clinic from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Environmental Services from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The contact page lists general operating hours beginning at 8:00 a.m., so call before an early-morning clinic visit.
Does Coffee County Health Department offer WIC?
Yes. Coffee County lists WIC application, benefit issuance and nutrition counseling among its clinical services. Applicants must meet Alabama WIC eligibility requirements.
Can I get a birth certificate at Coffee County Health Department?
Yes. The office can issue many certified Alabama birth records through the statewide vital-record system. Current state fees are $15 for the first search/copy and $6 for each additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time.
Does Coffee County Health Department provide vaccines?
Yes. Official Coffee County pages list childhood and other vaccines, and the county services page specifically lists influenza and pneumococcal vaccination. Call before visiting to verify the vaccine you need is currently available.
Does Coffee County Health Department offer STD testing?
Yes. Coffee County lists STD testing, treatment, counseling and partner notification among its clinical services.
Who handles septic permits in Coffee County, Alabama?
Coffee County Environmental Services handles onsite sewage and septic-related applications and permits. Call 334-347-9574 and ask for the Environmental Office.
How do I check restaurant inspection scores in Coffee County?
Use the Alabama Department of Public Health Food Establishment Scores online database. Coffee County Environmental Services also handles local food-service inspections and related complaints.
Does Coffee County Health Department have Home Health services?
Yes. The Coffee County Home Care Program provides qualifying physician-ordered home health services. The Home Health office number is 334-347-9576.