Johnson County Health Department phone, clinics, WIC, vaccines, records and environmental help
The Johnson County Health Department search usually means the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment in Kansas, often called JCDHE. It handles public health clinics, immunizations, WIC, disease reporting, environmental health, medical records, billing, and urgent public-health routing.
The right phone number depends on your task. A vaccine visit, WIC appointment, medical record request, food illness report, environmental complaint, and emergency concern all use different official steps.
Choose the Johnson County health service you need
Select your need below. This tool does not book appointments or show live wait times. It points you to the safest official starting place.
Call 913-826-1200 for general JCDHE health services contact. For WIC, immunizations, records, environmental complaints, or disease reporting, use the direct official route below.
Johnson County Health Department quick answer
The official Johnson County, Kansas public health agency is the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment. The main Olathe health clinic phone is 913-826-1200.
The Olathe Health Clinic is at 11875 S. Sunset Drive, Suite 300, Olathe, KS 66061. The Mission WIC office is at 6000 Lamar Ave., Suite 140, Mission, KS 66202. Environmental services are at 11811 S. Sunset Drive, Suite 2700, Olathe, KS 66061.
Call 913-826-1261 for immunization questions, 913-826-1302 for WIC, 913-477-8355 for medical records, and 913-715-6900 for non-emergency environmental complaints.
Official verification for this Johnson County health department guide
Updated for publication on June 26, 2026.
This refreshed guide uses official Johnson County Kansas pages for Health and Environment, Health Services Building, Immunizations, WIC, Environmental Complaints, Administration and Billing, Public Health Clinic Medical Records Request, and Disease Containment.
Clinic hours, walk-in availability, vaccine prices, insurance billing, WIC appointment rules, environmental response times, and disease reporting routes can change. Always verify final details on the official Johnson County website before visiting, paying, submitting records, or relying on a schedule.
What this Johnson County Health Department guide covers
Johnson County Health Department phone number directory by service
Calling the general number can work for basic routing, but it is not always the fastest path. Use the direct service contact when you know what you need.
| Service | Official contact | Use it for | Prepare before calling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main health services | 913-826-1200 Fax: 913-826-1300 | Olathe clinic routing, general health services, WIC office routing, and administration. | Service needed, location preference, insurance, and best callback number. |
| Immunizations | 913-826-1261 | School vaccines, adult vaccines, travel immunizations, vaccine fees, and walk-in questions. | Immunization record, school letter, insurance card, age, vaccine need, and deadline. |
| Nurse line / results | 913-826-1281 | Nurse line or results-related routing when listed by JCDHE. | Date of visit, test/service type, full name, date of birth, and callback number. |
| WIC | 913-826-1302 | WIC questions, benefits, nutrition support, breastfeeding help, and appointments. | Applicant names, pregnancy/child details, income or program proof, and appointment need. |
| Medical records | 913-477-8355 MedicalRecords-DHE@jocogov.org | Public health clinic medical records and JCDHE immunization records. | Release form, ID details, patient name, date of birth, and record type requested. |
| Environmental complaints | 913-715-6900 | Non-emergency environmental complaints, pool complaints, septic, air, solid waste, or environmental concern routing. | Exact address, incident details, photos if safe, hazard type, and contact information. |
| Child Care Licensing | 913-477-8339 | Child care licensing office questions at the Sunset Drive Office Building. | Facility name, address, license question, inspection issue, or complaint details. |
| Disease reporting | 913-826-1303 After hours: 877-427-7317 | Healthcare provider reportable disease and outbreak reporting. | Disease, patient details as allowed, date, setting, provider, and report form information. |
| Urgent public health concern | 913-477-8343 jcdhe@jocogov.org | Urgent public health concerns that are not 911 emergencies. | Location, issue, people affected, time-sensitive risk, and callback number. |
Johnson County health department locations: Olathe, Mission and Sunset offices
Johnson County health services are split across multiple offices. Do not use a map result alone. Confirm the exact service, address, hours, and visit rule before driving.
Main phone: 913-826-1200.
WIC phone: 913-826-1302.
Environmental phone: 913-715-6900.
Olathe clinic hours to verify before visiting
| Service | Listed schedule | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Walk-in immunization clinic | Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. | Wait times vary. Services may pause if the estimated wait time exceeds operating hours. |
| Travel immunizations and translation services for children’s immunizations | Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m.-noon. | Verify availability before visiting because travel vaccine timing matters. |
| Walk-in health services | Monday-Wednesday, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; Thursday closed; Friday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. | Includes STI testing/treatment, family planning, pregnancy tests, contraception, and physicals when available. |
| Prenatal appointments | Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. | Appointment rules may apply. Call first. |
| Administrative hours | Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., except major holidays. | Administrative hours do not mean every clinic service is available all day. |
| Olathe WIC | Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. | Call WIC before visiting for appointment and document instructions. |
Johnson County walk-in health clinic services, testing and appointment help
JCDHE walk-in health services may include STI testing and treatment, family planning, pregnancy tests, contraception services, physical exams for employment, and sports physicals when available.
However, JCDHE is not a primary care provider. Use your healthcare provider, a community clinic, urgent care, or hospital for medical treatment, diagnosis, prescriptions, chronic conditions, serious symptoms, or ongoing care.
Johnson County immunizations, school shots, travel vaccines and fees
JCDHE gives immunizations on a walk-in basis at the Olathe office. Wait times vary, and the clinic may suspend services if the estimated wait time exceeds operating hours.
Call 913-826-1261 and leave a message for immunization questions. If you have private insurance or Medicaid, the official page advises checking your insurer’s provider network because vaccines may also be available through health systems, clinics, and pharmacies.
What to bring for vaccines
- Your or your child’s immunization record.
- School letter if your student needs immunizations to return to school.
- Insurance card.
- Payment method when required.
- Immunization consent form if needed.
- Any travel vaccine timing or destination details if requesting travel immunizations.
Selected private-pay immunization prices to verify
| Vaccine | Listed price per dose | Important note |
|---|---|---|
| Chickenpox / Varicella | $197 | Verify current price and eligibility before service. |
| DTaP Pediatric | $44 | Childhood vaccine timing may depend on age and record history. |
| Hepatitis A | Adult $92 / Pediatric $53 | Two-dose series. Travel or school needs may require timing. |
| Hepatitis B | Adult $72 / Pediatric $40 | Three-dose series. Ask about schedule before starting. |
| HPV Gardasil 9 | $336 | Two- or three-dose series depending on age. |
| MMR | $110 | Often used for school, work, travel, or proof-of-immunity situations. |
| Meningitis ACWY MenQuadfi | $145 | School or college requirements may apply. |
| Rabies PEP remaining doses | $400 | Adults only after initial dose at hospital ER; call 913-826-1303 before receiving. |
| RSV age 75+ | $290 | Adults 50-74 may need a provider note for qualifying chronic medical condition. |
Johnson County WIC phone, nutrition benefits, breastfeeding and appointment help
The Johnson County WIC program serves financially eligible women, infants, and children under age five. Fathers, step-parents, foster parents, grandparents, and guardians are also encouraged to apply for eligible children in the household.
WIC can provide nutrition information, healthy food benefits, breastfeeding support, immunization screening and referral, and referrals for services that benefit the whole family.
What to prepare before a WIC appointment
- Proof of identity for the applicant and guardian when required.
- Proof of Johnson County or Kansas residence.
- Proof of income or qualifying program participation when requested.
- Pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, infant, or child information.
- Questions about benefits, breastfeeding, nutrition, WIC Shopper App, or shopping on a budget.
Johnson County medical records and Kansas immunization record request help
If you need a copy of a medical or immunization record from JCDHE’s public health clinic, complete the official Release of Information Authorization form and return it by email or fax using the official instructions.
For Kansas immunizations, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment also provides the secure KSWebIZ Public Portal. This can be useful for daycare, school, camp, work, travel, or personal proof of immunization.
Johnson County environmental health complaints, pools, septic, food and lodging concerns
Environmental health is separate from walk-in clinic services. For non-emergency environmental concerns, Johnson County says to complete the online form or call 913-715-6900 and follow the prompts.
The environmental complaint phone line and online form are for non-emergencies only. Johnson County says complaints are responded to within two business days.
| Concern | Best route | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Environmental non-emergency complaint | Submit official environmental concern form or call 913-715-6900. | Address, issue type, date/time, photos if safe, and contact information if response is needed. |
| Swimming pool complaint | Use the official complaint route if the facility is in a covered Johnson County community. | Pool/facility name, city, address, condition, date, and safety concern. |
| Food-related illness | Use the disease containment / food illness reporting route or call 877-427-7317. | Food eaten, restaurant/event, date/time, symptoms, other people sick, and medical care details. |
| Restaurant or food item concern without illness | Use the Kansas Department of Agriculture concern route or call 785-564-6767. | Business name, food item, address, date, receipt, photos, and what you observed. |
| Lodging complaint | Kansas Department of Agriculture lodging complaint route. | Hotel/lodging name, address, dates, room number, concern, and photos if safe. |
| Immediate hazard | Call 911. | Location, emergency type, people at risk, and immediate safety details. |
Communicable disease reporting and urgent public health concerns in Johnson County
Healthcare providers who need to report communicable disease to JCDHE can call 913-826-1303 Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. After business hours and on weekends, the official page points providers to KDHE at 877-427-7317.
For urgent public health concerns that are not medical emergencies, Johnson County lists jcdhe@jocogov.org and the Public Health Emergency Preparedness hotline at 913-477-8343. Phone calls are answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Johnson County health department fees, insurance, payment and sliding scale
Some JCDHE services may involve insurance billing, out-of-pocket payment, administration fees, private-pay vaccine prices, or a sliding-fee scale. Always ask before service if you are unsure.
What to bring before visiting Johnson County health department clinics
A strong visit starts before you leave home. Bring the right documents for the exact service, not just a photo ID.
What Johnson County Health Department may not handle
JCDHE is a public health and environmental health agency. It is not the correct office for every medical, benefits, insurance, or emergency issue.
For general local health office guidance, see our health department near me guide. For federal health-benefit context, see our Department of Health and Human Services guide.
What to do if your Johnson County health department service is not found
Johnson County Health Services Building map and official clinic location
This map points to the Johnson County Health Services Building in Olathe. Verify the service before driving because WIC, environmental services, records, and complaints may use different offices or online forms.
Official Johnson County Health Department links for services and phone help
Use these official links before relying on old directory pages, map listings, social media posts, or third-party health pages.
Johnson County Department of Health and EnvironmentMain official department page for health, environment, clinic contacts, WIC, immunizations, environmental health, and public health routing. Health Services BuildingOfficial Olathe clinic page with walk-in service notes, WIC office information, address, and clinic guidance. Johnson County immunizationsOfficial immunization page for school shots, walk-in vaccine services, travel vaccines, records, insurance, and consent forms. Fees for immunizationsOfficial immunization fee page with private-pay vaccine prices, VFC note, insurance information, and payment rules. Johnson County WIC ProgramOfficial WIC page for nutrition benefits, breastfeeding support, application help, appointments, and food resources. Medical records requestOfficial record request path for Johnson County public health clinic medical records and release forms. Environmental complaintsOfficial non-emergency environmental complaint form, phone number, emergency warnings, and response details. Disease containment and reportingOfficial page for disease reporting, food illness, outbreak concerns, and provider reporting instructions. KSWebIZ Public PortalKansas secure public portal for official immunization records received in Kansas when available.Johnson County Health Department FAQ
What is the Johnson County Health Department phone number?
The main Johnson County Department of Health and Environment health services phone number is 913-826-1200. For immunizations, call 913-826-1261. For WIC, call 913-826-1302. For environmental non-emergency complaints, call 913-715-6900.
Where is the Johnson County Health Department located?
The Olathe Health Clinic is at 11875 S. Sunset Drive, Suite 300, Olathe, KS 66061. The Mission WIC office is at 6000 Lamar Ave., Suite 140, Mission, KS 66202. Environmental services are at 11811 S. Sunset Drive, Suite 2700, Olathe, KS 66061.
Is Johnson County Department of Health and Environment the same as the health department?
Yes. For Johnson County, Kansas, the official public health agency is called the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment, often shortened as JCDHE.
Does Johnson County Health Department offer walk-in immunizations?
Yes, JCDHE lists walk-in immunizations at the Olathe office, but wait times vary and services may pause if estimated wait time exceeds operating hours. Check the official immunization page before visiting.
What should I bring for immunizations in Johnson County?
Bring your or your child’s immunization record, school letter if applicable, insurance card, payment method if required, and the immunization consent form when needed.
How do I get my Johnson County immunization record?
Use the official JCDHE medical records request process if the record is held by JCDHE. For Kansas immunizations, you may also use the KSWebIZ Public Portal when the record is available there.
What is the Johnson County WIC phone number?
The Johnson County WIC phone number listed on the official county page is 913-826-1302. Use the official WIC page for application and appointment guidance.
How do I file an environmental complaint in Johnson County?
For non-emergency environmental complaints, use the official environmental complaint form or call 913-715-6900. For immediate danger, chemical spills, gasoline odors inside buildings, or natural gas odors, call 911.
How do healthcare providers report communicable diseases in Johnson County?
Healthcare providers can call 913-826-1303 Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. After business hours and on weekends, call KDHE at 877-427-7317.
Does Johnson County Health Department provide primary care?
No. JCDHE states it is not a primary care provider. If you need medical treatment, contact your healthcare provider, a local clinic, urgent care, emergency room, or call 911 for emergencies.