DuPage County Health Department 2026: Phone, WIC, Vaccines, Records & Crisis Help

πŸ₯ DuPage County, Illinois public health guide Β· 2026

DuPage County Health Department phone, locations, WIC, vaccines, records, crisis help and food permits

The DuPage County Health Department helps residents with appointments, immunizations, WIC, behavioral health, crisis services, dental care, birth and death records, food safety, environmental health, permits, inspections and public health emergencies.

The main mistake users make is treating one phone number like it handles every issue the same way. DuPage County has multiple public health centers and specialized programs, so the right path depends on the service you need.

☎️ Main phone: 630-682-7400 πŸ“ 111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton πŸ•’ Appointments: Mon–Fri 8 AM–4:30 PM 🚨 Crisis line: 630-627-1700 πŸ’‰ Immunizations at Wheaton, Westmont & Lombard
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☎️ Main DuPage County Health Department contact

For general questions or appointment scheduling, call 630-682-7400. The main office is 111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187. Standard appointment hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

βœ… Quick answer

DuPage County Health Department quick answer

The main DuPage County Health Department phone number is 630-682-7400. The main office is 111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187. Standard appointment hours are listed as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Use the department for immunizations, WIC, behavioral health, crisis services, tuberculosis services, STD and HIV services, dental care, vital records, medical records, food permits, pool inspections, environmental health records and other public health programs.

For urgent mental health crisis help, call the DuPage County Crisis Line at 630-627-1700. It is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. For life-threatening danger, call 911.

Main department phone630-682-7400 for general routing and appointment scheduling.
Main address111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187.
Crisis services630-627-1700, 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.
ImmunizationsChildhood immunizations are offered at Wheaton, Westmont and Lombard offices.
WICNutrition education, breastfeeding support, referrals and supplemental foods for eligible families.
RecordsBirth, death, medical and environmental health records have separate official service pages.
πŸ”Ž Source verification

Official verification for this DuPage County guide

Updated for publication on June 26, 2026.

This guide was rebuilt using official DuPage County Health Department resources for contact details, appointment scheduling, facilities, immunizations, WIC, behavioral health, crisis services, vital records, dental care and environmental health.

Phone numbers, facility hours, appointment rules, clinic availability, WIC schedules, certificate rules, dental access, food permit steps, environmental health fees and inspection records can change. Always verify the current official page or call before visiting, paying or relying on a deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this DuPage County Health Department guide covers

☎️ Contact

DuPage County Health Department phone number, address and appointment hours

Use the main number for appointment scheduling, program routing and service questions. Be ready to choose the phone-menu option for the service you need.

NeedOfficial routeWhat to prepare
General questions and appointments630-682-7400Name, date of birth, phone, address, insurance card and service needed.
Main office111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187Confirm the exact service before driving because some services are at other offices.
Standard appointment hoursMonday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Call before visiting if timing, records, vaccines, WIC, dental or permit help matters.
Crisis line630-627-1700Use for emotional distress, suicidal thoughts or connection to crisis services.
Emergency medical or psychiatric danger911Use immediately for life-threatening danger, severe symptoms or active safety risk.
Appointment reminder: If you need to cancel or reschedule, call as soon as possible, preferably at least 24 hours before the appointment.
πŸ“ Locations

DuPage County public health center locations

DuPage County Health Department serves residents through multiple public health centers. The right office depends on whether you need WIC, immunizations, dental, behavioral health, crisis support, records, or environmental health.

FacilityAddressCommon service intent
Central Public Health Center111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187Main office, vital records, dental, behavioral health, immunizations and multiple public health programs.
North Public Health Center1111 W Lake Street, Addison, IL 60101Public health center services, WIC and behavioral health services depending on schedule.
East Public Health Center1111 E Jackson Street, Lombard, IL 60148Public health center services, dental, immunizations and WIC-related routing depending on program.
Southeast Public Health Center422 N Cass Avenue, Westmont, IL 60559Immunizations, WIC, behavioral health and other public health services depending on official schedule.
Linda A. Kurzawa Community Center117 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187Crisis services, behavioral health crisis support and community services.
Do not assume every service is at every site: Use the official facilities directory or call 630-682-7400 before traveling, especially for WIC, dental, records, vaccines or behavioral health appointments.
🧰 Services

What services does DuPage County Health Department provide?

DuPage County Health Department provides clinical, behavioral, family, environmental and community health services. Users often search only for the phone number, but the department is much more than a contact desk.

Public health servicesTuberculosis, STD and HIV services, immunizations, disease prevention, health education and community protection.
Behavioral healthAdult and youth services, outpatient counseling, case management, crisis services and substance-use support.
Women and childrenWIC, family case management, doula support, Better Birth Outcomes and Healthy Families.
Dental servicesDental clinic access, oral health education and school-based dental programs for eligible residents.
RecordsBirth certificates, death certificates, medical records, environmental health records and FOIA-related records.
Environmental healthFood safety, food permits, pools, spas, body art, wells, sewage systems, inspection reports and environmental complaints.
πŸ’‰ Vaccines

DuPage County immunizations, school vaccines and VFC help

Childhood immunizations are offered at the Wheaton, Westmont and Lombard offices. DuPage County also explains that children without insurance, with insurance that does not cover immunizations, or who are Medicaid eligible may qualify through the Vaccines for Children program.

Questions about exact vaccine availability, clinic schedule and supply should be directed to 630-682-7400.

LocationsWheaton, Westmont and Lombard offices.
VFC eligibilityChildren without insurance, underinsured for vaccines or Medicaid eligible may qualify.
Bring with youPrior vaccine records, insurance details, school forms, ID and child information.
Record accessFor Illinois vaccine history, Vax Verify and I-CARE may help depending on the record.
Provider searchIDPH vaccine locator and VFC provider tools may show other vaccine providers.
Timing warningSchool vaccine deadlines can create high demand, so do not wait until the final week.

Best immunization call-before-you-go questions

  • Is the exact vaccine available at my preferred office?
  • Is an appointment required?
  • What records or school forms should I bring?
  • Does the child qualify for Vaccines for Children?
  • Can I use Vax Verify or I-CARE for proof?
πŸ₯— WIC

DuPage County WIC services, eligibility and mobile clinics

The Women, Infants and Children program provides nutrition education, breastfeeding support, community referrals and nutritious supplemental foods at no cost to eligible pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding women, infants and children living in DuPage County.

WIC may help withNutrition education, breastfeeding counseling, referrals, free health and nutrition screenings and food benefits.
Eligibility basicsIllinois resident, pregnant/postpartum/breastfeeding, infant or child under age five, nutrition need and income at or below the program limit.
Immigration noteThe official WIC page says proof of citizenship or immigration status is not required.
Food benefits may includeBaby foods, eggs, cereal, milk options, fruits, vegetables, peanut butter, legumes and whole grains.
Mobile clinicsDuPage WIC Mobile Clinics can provide full WIC appointments and issue WIC EBT food benefits in real time.
Before visitingConfirm location, hours, appointment need and required identity, income or family documents.

Documents to prepare for WIC

  • Proof of identity for participant and parent/caregiver when required.
  • Proof of DuPage County or Illinois residence.
  • Proof of household income or qualifying benefit program.
  • Pregnancy information, infant details or child information.
  • Questions about breastfeeding support, BNFT app, food benefits or clinic scheduling.
🧠 Behavioral health

DuPage County behavioral health appointment help

Behavioral Health Services provides support for DuPage County residents experiencing symptoms related to mental health or substance use. Treatment programs are offered at public health centers in Wheaton, Addison, Westmont and Lombard.

To make a behavioral health appointment, call 630-682-7400. For a mental health crisis, call 630-627-1700.

Adult servicesOutpatient counseling, case management, substance use treatment, residential services and support programs may be available.
Youth and familyYouth counseling, SASS-related routing, parent resources and family support may be available.
Substance useSubstance use treatment and co-occurring mental health/substance use routing may be available.
Prepare before callingInsurance card, medication list, referral information, current symptoms, safety concerns and preferred location.
Where services happenWheaton, Addison, Westmont and Lombard public health centers depending on program.
Crisis ruleUse 630-627-1700 for crisis services and 911 for immediate life-threatening danger.
🚨 Crisis help

DuPage County crisis line, crisis residential and mobile crisis response

The DuPage County Crisis Line at 630-627-1700 is available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year for individuals experiencing emotional distress, suicidal thoughts or seeking connection to crisis services.

Crisis Residential is a 12-bed adult unit at 117 N County Farm Road, Wheaton. Mobile crisis evaluations may be completed at the location of a crisis within DuPage County when requested by individuals in crisis, family members, law enforcement, community agencies or schools.

Crisis phone supportCall 630-627-1700 for emotional distress, suicidal thoughts or connection to crisis services.
Crisis ResidentialShort-term voluntary crisis stabilization may be available after crisis evaluation.
Mobile crisis responseRequests can be made through Crisis Services when a crisis evaluation is needed within DuPage County.
Immediate dangerCall 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for life-threatening medical or psychiatric emergencies.
🧾 Records

DuPage County birth certificates, death certificates and medical records

DuPage County Vital Records maintains records for births and deaths that occurred in DuPage County beginning in 1953. Certificates may be requested online, by mail or in person depending on the record and request type.

Birth and death certificates are not public records. Illinois law limits access to eligible requesters, and acceptable identification is required.

Record needOfficial routeImportant rule
DuPage County birth certificateDuPage Vital Records birth certificate pageOnly eligible people may obtain a certified copy. ID is required.
DuPage County death certificateDuPage Vital Records death certificate pageAccess is limited by Illinois law and requester eligibility.
Medical records from DCHDDCHD records/medical records routeOnly applies to services or immunizations received from the department.
Records before 1953 or outside DuPageCorrect county or Illinois/state vital records routeDuPage cannot issue records for events outside its jurisdiction.
Environmental health recordsEnvironmental Health records requestRecords may include food, pools, wells, sewage, complaints and inspection files.
Online order caution: If ordering online, the official page says acceptable ID must be provided within 30 days of payment processing. Fees may not be refunded if ID is not received in time.
🦷 Dental

DuPage County dental clinic and school-based dental help

The Dental Health Program provides access to dental services and oral health education for low-income residents of DuPage County. The dental clinic page says treatment is not free, low-cost fees are charged and Medicaid plans are accepted.

Dental appointmentCall 630-682-7400 during business hours, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Wheaton dental111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187.
Lombard dental1111 E Jackson Street, Lombard, IL 60148.
Cost noteTreatment is not free. Low-cost fees may apply, and Medicaid plans are accepted.
School dentalSmile Squad can provide school-based dental services with signed consent.
School exam gradesDental exams are state-mandated for K, 2nd, 6th and 9th grades.
🍽️ Environmental health

Environmental health, food permits, pools, wells and inspection records

DuPage County Environmental Health covers body art facilities, child and adult care facilities, community environmental health, environmental records, water lab, fees, food safety, inspection reports, payments, permits, concerns, sewage, swimming facilities, vector control and water.

The food program permits and regulates more than 4,000 food service facilities operating in the county. The pool program regulates more than 700 indoor and outdoor pools, spas and water parks.

NeedOfficial routePrepare before contacting
Food permit or opening food businessFood Safety / Opening or Remodeling a Food ServiceBusiness name, address, ownership, menu, mobile/temporary status, plan review documents and invoice details.
Inspection reportInspection Reports systemFacility name, address, license/permit details and inspection type.
Pay invoiceMake a Payment link through official systemInvoice number, account information and business details.
Environmental complaintReport A ConcernLocation, date, issue, photos if safe, facility name and contact information.
Water well or private sewageWater or Sewage program pagesProperty address, parcel info, well/sewage system details and permit history.
Pools, spas or water parksSwimming Facilities programFacility name, address, complaint or permit issue and inspection concern.
Food business mistake to avoid: Do not open, remodel, operate a mobile vendor setup or run a temporary food service before checking the official food-safety and permit pages.
🧾 Checklist

What to prepare before contacting or visiting DuPage County Health Department

Many visits go more smoothly when residents know the exact service and bring the correct information.

For immunizationsPrior vaccine records, insurance information, school forms, child information and ID.
For WICIdentification, household information, pregnancy/child details and documents requested by WIC.
For behavioral healthAppointment details, insurance card, medication list, referral information and crisis history if relevant.
For vital recordsValid ID, event details, eligible-requester information and payment method.
For dentalInsurance or Medicaid information, eligibility documents and appointment confirmation.
For permits or inspectionsFacility address, permit type, plans, invoice number, business details or inspection report request information.
⚠️ Wrong office check

What DuPage County Health Department may not be the right office for

The department handles many public health services, but not every medical, hospital, insurance or benefit issue. Calling the wrong office can delay help.

Emergency medical careCall 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for immediate danger.
Private hospital billingStart with the hospital, clinic, provider or insurer that issued the bill.
Social Security or federal benefitsUse the proper federal agency, not the county health department.
Medical records from outside providersContact the clinic, hospital or provider that created the records.
Statewide Illinois health rulesUse Illinois Department of Public Health for state-level questions.
Food business outside DuPageUse the jurisdiction where the business is physically located.
πŸ› οΈ Troubleshooting

What to do if your DuPage County health service is not found

If the appointment line is busyUse the scheduling assistance form if appropriate and call again during regular hours.
If you need a vaccine not listedCall 630-682-7400 and ask about exact vaccine availability, clinic location and VFC eligibility.
If a certificate cannot be issuedConfirm the birth or death occurred in DuPage County and that the event is from 1953 or later.
If WIC location is unclearUse the WIC page or mobile clinic page and confirm appointment rules before visiting.
If a food permit is delayedAsk whether plan review, application, payment, permit type or inspection requirement is incomplete.
If it is a crisisCall 630-627-1700 for crisis support or 911 for immediate danger.
πŸ—ΊοΈ Map

DuPage County Health Department map and main office location

This map points to the main DuPage County Health Department office in Wheaton. Before traveling, verify the exact service location because some services are offered at Addison, Lombard, Westmont or other county facilities.

❓ FAQ

DuPage County Health Department FAQ

What is the DuPage County Health Department phone number?

The main DuPage County Health Department phone number is 630-682-7400. Use it for general questions, appointment scheduling and program routing.

Where is DuPage County Health Department located?

The main office is at 111 N County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187. Other public health centers are in Addison, Lombard and Westmont.

What are DuPage County Health Department appointment hours?

The official appointment page lists standard hours as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Some facilities may have different building hours, so call before visiting for a specific service.

Does DuPage County Health Department offer immunizations?

Yes. Childhood immunizations are offered at the Wheaton, Westmont and Lombard offices. Questions about specific vaccines, schedules and supplies should be directed to 630-682-7400.

Does DuPage County Health Department offer WIC?

Yes. WIC provides nutrition education, breastfeeding support, community referrals and supplemental foods at no cost to eligible pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding women, infants and children living in DuPage County.

What is the DuPage County mental health crisis line?

The DuPage County Crisis Line is 630-627-1700. It is available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year for emotional distress, suicidal thoughts or connection to crisis services.

How do I get a DuPage County birth or death certificate?

Use the official DuPage County Vital Records page. It maintains birth and death records that occurred in DuPage County beginning in 1953. Eligible requesters may order online, by mail or in person.

Does DuPage County Health Department provide dental services?

Yes. The Dental Health Program provides dental services and oral health education for low-income residents. Treatment is not free; low-cost fees may apply and Medicaid plans are accepted.

Who handles food permits and restaurant inspection reports in DuPage County?

Environmental Health handles food safety, food permits, inspection reports, mobile vendors, temporary food services, invoice payments and related complaint routing.

What should I do in a medical or psychiatric emergency?

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For DuPage crisis support, call 630-627-1700. Do not wait for a routine appointment line during immediate danger.