Marion County Health Department in Ocala: Services, Phone Numbers, Clinics, WIC, Records & Official Help
Use this Ocala-focused guide to contact the Florida Department of Health in Marion County, find the right clinic, request birth or death certificates, schedule immunizations, get WIC help, use dental services, report food or environmental health concerns, check infectious disease resources, and avoid unofficial records websites.
The main office is not the only service point. Ocala handles many health department services, Belleview is important for WIC and pediatric dental, and the mobile health unit visits locations across Marion County. This page helps users pick the right official route before calling, visiting, mailing forms, or paying fees.
For most Marion County health department questions, call 352-629-0137 or start with the official DOH-Marion location/service page. For birth/death certificates, immunizations, WIC, dental, septic, food hygiene, or disease reporting, use the exact service section below.
This finder points you to the official Florida Department of Health in Marion County page or phone path. It does not book appointments or replace emergency care, but it helps you avoid the most common mistake: calling the wrong office or using a third-party site for certificates, vaccines, WIC or environmental health.
For general Florida Department of Health in Marion County questions, call 352-629-0137 or use the official Ocala Facility page. The main Ocala Facility is listed at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471, with weekday hours listed as 8 a.m. to 5 p.m..
Marion County Health Department in Ocala phone, address and services
The Florida Department of Health in Marion County main phone number is 352-629-0137. The main Ocala Facility is listed at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471, with email Info.Marion@FLHealth.gov. The Ocala Facility page lists Monday-Friday hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m..
The Ocala Facility lists services such as biomedical waste, body piercing facilities, family planning, food hygiene, Healthy Start, immunizations, indoor air quality, mobile home and recreational parks, onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems, public swimming pools/bathing, public water systems, refugee health, STI/STDs, tanning facilities and WIC.
For certificates, the Marion County health department provides Florida birth certificate and Florida death certificate information through official Florida Health pages. Birth certificate and death certificate requests may be made online through VitalChek, by mail, or in person, but requirements, fees and eligibility differ by record type.
Marion County Health Department fast facts for Ocala and nearby residents
Official verification for this Marion County Health Department guide
Publish-ready as of: May 15, 2026.
This guide was prepared using official Florida Department of Health in Marion County pages, including the Ocala Facility, locations, clinical and nutrition services, WIC, immunizations, out-of-state record transfer, birth certificates, death certificates, dental clinic, family planning, infectious disease services, environmental public health, septic systems, sanitary nuisances, mobile health unit, community health planning and statistics, and official contact pages.
Health department services change. Hours, fees, eligibility rules, WIC appointments, vaccine availability, dental clinic rules, mobile health unit calendar stops, certificate requirements, environmental health routing and clinic schedules may change. Always verify the official DOH-Marion page or call before visiting, mailing forms, paying a fee or relying on a deadline.
What this Marion County Health Department guide covers
Marion County Health Department phone number directory by service
Ocala residents, Belleview residents, Dunnellon-area users, parents, restaurant operators, property owners and people requesting records do not all need the same desk. Use the phone or official page that matches the service you need.
Best call strategy before contacting DOH-Marion
Write down your service need, patient name, date of birth, county of birth, prior immunization records, WIC status, dental insurance, food establishment address, septic or property address, disease-reporting question, or certificate request details before calling. Specific details help staff route you faster.
Ocala Facility, Belleview Clinic, Dental Clinic and Marion County mobile health locations
The official Marion County Health Department location pages show that different services are available at different facilities. Before driving to a clinic, verify which location offers your service and whether appointment rules apply.
What the Florida Department of Health in Marion County handles
DOH-Marion provides a broad mix of local public health services. Some are clinical, some are nutrition-based, some involve environmental inspections, some involve state vital records, and some involve disease surveillance or community health planning.
What may not be handled directly by the Ocala health department office
Many people call the health department when their issue belongs to another agency, a provider, a state office or emergency services. The right office depends on the exact task.
Marion County birth certificates and death certificates in Ocala
Florida birth and death certificates are issued through the Bureau of Vital Statistics at the Florida Department of Health. DOH-Marion provides local ordering guidance for birth certificates and death certificates at the Ocala Facility, along with online, mail and in-person options.
For birth certificates, DOH-Marion states that Florida birth certificates may be ordered online, by mail or in person. You need valid photo identification, and the application asks for the person’s full name, date of birth, county of birth, mother’s full name including maiden name, and father’s full name.
For death certificates, DOH-Marion says death certificates are available for deaths occurring in Florida from 2009 to present. Any death prior to 2009 must be requested from the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville or through VitalChek. If you request cause of death, you must be a family member or legal representative.
Certificate request tip
Before ordering, confirm the record type, event date, county, name spelling, ID requirement, eligibility, fee, whether you need cause of death, and whether the record is old enough to require the Jacksonville Bureau of Vital Statistics. This prevents wasted trips and extra fees.
Marion County immunizations, school shots, DH 680 and TB testing in Ocala
DOH-Marion’s immunization clinic provides childhood and adult immunization services. The official page tells users to call 352-629-0137 to schedule an appointment, and the immunization contact line is listed as 352-629-0137, Option 4, then 2.
For your visit, DOH-Marion says to bring picture ID and all previous immunization records for each person needing services. Prior records must be available before or at the visit. Completing registration forms in advance can make the clinic visit faster.
DOH-Marion also has specific information for out-of-state record transfer requests. For Marion County, all Form DH 680s must be picked up by a parent or guardian at the Ocala Facility immunizations clinic between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., and the department lists a $5 fee for each Form DH 680.
Marion County WIC in Ocala and Belleview: nutrition, EBT and breastfeeding help
The Women, Infants and Children program is a federally funded supplemental nutrition program. DOH-Marion’s WIC page explains that WIC supports Florida families through healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education and referrals to other services.
Marion County WIC lists 1-800-342-3556, fax 352-620-6844 and CHD42WIC@FLHealth.gov. The WIC page lists the Ocala mailing address and the Belleview WIC office at 7055 SE 110th St. Road, Belleview, FL 34420.
Florida WIC clients use a WIC EBT card to purchase approved foods at authorized stores. DOH-Marion’s WIC page tells clients to check their balance online or by calling 866-629-1095 before shopping.
WIC appointment tip
Prepare proof of identity, proof of address, proof of income or program participation, pregnancy information if applicable, child or infant information and any WIC appointment instructions. Missing documents can delay certification.
Marion County pediatric dental clinic, eligibility and sliding-scale dental care
DOH-Marion’s dental program provides diagnostic, restorative, preventive and educational services. The official dental page says dental services are offered Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., new patients are being accepted, and bilingual services are available.
DOH-Marion says it accepts several insurances, including Medicaid, some Medicare policies, DentaQuest, Liberty and Kid Care/Florida Healthy Kids. If you do not have insurance, the dental page says the clinic charges on a sliding scale based on income. To find out if you are eligible, call 352-622-2664 or visit DOH-Marion’s Ocala Facility to sign up.
Marion County family planning, pregnancy testing, PrEP and confidential services
DOH-Marion’s family planning program provides education, counseling, medical services, referrals and follow-up to help people plan the size of their family. The official page says services are confidential and that the Family Planning Clinic is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m..
Family planning services listed by DOH-Marion include HIV/AIDS testing and counseling, pre-conception counseling, pregnancy testing, PrEP, STD/STI counseling and treatment, and yearly exams including Pap smears. Appointments are strongly encouraged to ensure users are seen quickly, though the page also notes services may be provided by appointment or on a walk-in basis.
Marion County STI, HIV, TB, rabies, hepatitis and disease reporting
DOH-Marion’s infectious disease services protect Marion County residents and visitors through communicable disease surveillance, reporting and program support. The official pages describe work involving reportable communicable diseases, sexually transmitted infections, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, hepatitis, rabies, epidemiology and disease reporting.
The infectious disease page states that DOH-Marion manages surveillance for reportable communicable diseases such as enteric diseases, vaccine-preventable diseases, invasive bacterial diseases, arthropod-borne diseases and others. Healthcare professionals and laboratory workers should use the official disease reporting path.
Urgent disease warning
If you have severe symptoms, emergency symptoms or possible exposure requiring immediate medical care, call a healthcare provider, urgent care, emergency department or 911. Public health pages are useful, but they are not a substitute for urgent clinical care.
Marion County environmental health: septic, food hygiene, pools, water, nuisances and biomedical waste
DOH-Marion’s Environmental Public Health staff monitors conditions in built and natural environments that can affect health. Program areas include food hygiene, onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems, public swimming pools, public water systems, biomedical waste, body piercing, tanning, mobile home and recreational parks, sanitary nuisances and hazardous waste sites.
Environmental health requests are property-specific and program-specific. If you are dealing with septic systems, restaurant hygiene, a public pool, a nuisance complaint, biomedical waste, public water systems or a contaminated site, use the exact DOH-Marion program page before calling.
Marion County Mobile Health Unit: outreach services across Ocala, Dunnellon, Marion Oaks and more
DOH-Marion’s Mobile Health Unit visits locations across Marion County each month. The official mobile health unit page mentions locations such as Dunnellon Public Library, Hog Valley Civic Center, Interfaith Soup Kitchen in Ocala, Marion Oaks Recreation & Fitness Center, Saint Theresa Catholic Church, Walmart in Silver Spring Shores and other community sites.
Because the mobile unit calendar changes, always check the official mobile health calendar before going. A mobile stop can be especially useful for users who face transportation barriers or live far from the Ocala Facility.
Marion County health statistics, community planning and Florida CHARTS
DOH-Marion’s Community Health Planning and Statistics section evaluates the health of county residents by measuring local data. The page includes local planning work and points users to Florida CHARTS, a statewide public health statistics and community health data resource.
This section is useful for writers, students, grant applicants, community organizations, public health workers and residents who need credible Marion County health context instead of generic claims.
What to bring before visiting the Marion County Health Department in Ocala
Most wasted trips happen because the user arrives without a required document, prior record or eligibility information. Prepare based on the exact service you need.
Free vs paid Marion County health department services, certificates and clinic costs
Some public health services may be free, low-cost, insurance-billed or eligibility-based. DOH-Marion’s eligibility page states that the department will not deny access to its services due to inability to pay. However, some services still have fees, including certificates, protective sheaths, DH 680 forms, certain clinic services, dental services or environmental health services.
Do not assume a third-party website is official just because it ranks in search. For Florida certificates, use the official Florida Health page or VitalChek route listed by Florida Health. For clinic costs, ask DOH-Marion directly before your visit.
Do not use general DOH-Marion contact pages for emergencies
If there is a life-threatening emergency, call 911. If you need urgent medical care, contact a licensed healthcare provider, urgent care center, hospital emergency department or emergency services. Do not wait for a health department appointment, certificate request, environmental complaint response or email reply during immediate danger.
The Marion County Health Department is useful for public health services, records, WIC, immunizations, dental eligibility, environmental health, disease surveillance and community health programs. It is not a substitute for emergency medical treatment.
Marion County Health Department Ocala Facility map
The map below points to the main Florida Department of Health in Marion County Ocala Facility at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471. For Belleview WIC, pediatric dental, mobile health unit stops or certificate service hours, confirm the official page before driving.
Official Marion County Health Department links for Ocala services and phone help
Use these official Florida Health pages before relying on outdated directories, paid certificate websites, unofficial maps or old social media posts.
Florida Department of Health in Marion County Main official DOH-Marion website for Ocala and Marion County public health services. Contact DOH-Marion Official contact page with department contact form and public records email warning. Ocala Facility Official location page for 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, phone, email, services and hours. DOH-Marion locations Official location search page for Marion County health department facilities and services. Certificates Official birth and death certificate overview for Marion County and Florida records. Birth certificates Official Marion County birth certificate ordering information, fees and ID requirements. Death certificates Official Marion County death certificate ordering information, eligibility, fees and requirements. Immunizations Official immunization clinic page for appointment instructions, vaccine records and registration forms. WIC Official Marion County WIC page for nutrition support, WIC EBT, breastfeeding and clinic information. Dental Clinic Official dental clinic page for pediatric dental services, insurance, sliding scale and eligibility. Family Planning Official page for confidential family planning, pregnancy testing, PrEP, STI counseling and related services. Infectious Disease Services Official disease prevention, surveillance, STI, HIV/AIDS, rabies, hepatitis, TB and reporting resources. Environmental Public Health Official environmental health page for food hygiene, septic, pools, water, biomedical waste and nuisances. Mobile Health Unit Official mobile health unit page for rotating community stops across Marion County. Community Health Planning and Statistics Official community health planning, statistics and Marion County health data resources.Marion County Health Department in Ocala FAQ: phone, address, WIC, vaccines and records
What is the Marion County Health Department phone number in Ocala?
The main Florida Department of Health in Marion County phone number is 352-629-0137. For immunizations, use 352-629-0137, Option 4, then 2. For dental, call 352-622-2664.
Where is the Marion County Health Department in Ocala located?
The main Ocala Facility is located at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471.
What are the Ocala Facility hours?
The official Ocala Facility page lists Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Certificate service pages mention 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for birth and death certificate in-person or mail requests, so verify the exact service before visiting.
How do I get a birth certificate in Marion County, Florida?
Use the official DOH-Marion birth certificate page. You need valid photo ID, application details and the required fee. The page lists $13 for birth certificates and $7 for additional certificates.
How do I get a death certificate in Marion County, Florida?
Use the official DOH-Marion death certificate page. Death certificates are listed for Florida deaths from 2009 to present. The page lists a $10 death certificate fee and additional eligibility rules for cause of death.
What is Marion County WIC phone number?
Marion County WIC lists 1-800-342-3556, fax 352-620-6844 and CHD42WIC@FLHealth.gov. The Belleview WIC office is listed at 7055 SE 110th St. Road, Belleview, FL 34420.
How do I schedule immunizations at the Ocala health department?
Call 352-629-0137 to schedule. The immunization page lists 352-629-0137, Option 4, then 2. Bring picture ID and all previous immunization records for each person needing services.
Does DOH-Marion provide travel vaccines?
No. DOH-Marion’s traveler immunizations page states that the Florida Department of Health in Marion County does not provide travel immunizations.
Does Marion County Health Department offer dental services?
Yes. DOH-Marion’s dental program provides diagnostic, restorative, preventive and educational services. The dental clinic phone is 352-622-2664, and the program page discusses insurance and sliding-scale options.
Does Marion County Health Department offer family planning?
Yes. The Family Planning Program provides confidential education, counseling, medical services, referrals and follow-up. Services listed include pregnancy testing, PrEP, STI counseling and treatment, HIV/AIDS testing and yearly exams.
What environmental health services does DOH-Marion handle?
Environmental Public Health services include food hygiene, septic systems, biomedical waste, sanitary nuisances, public pools, public water systems, indoor air quality, mobile home and recreational parks, tanning and body piercing programs.
Is this the official Marion County Health Department website?
No. This is an independent informational guide. For official services, fees, forms, hours, appointment rules, certificates, immunizations, WIC, dental, environmental health or alerts, use marion.floridahealth.gov.
Independent guide and official-use disclaimer
This article is an independent guide created to help users understand Florida Department of Health in Marion County services, phone numbers, the Ocala Facility address, WIC, immunizations, birth and death certificates, dental services, family planning, infectious disease services, environmental health, mobile health outreach and official links.
It is not the official Florida Department of Health website and does not provide medical, legal, benefits, licensing, emergency, records-eligibility or environmental permitting advice. Before visiting, paying, filing a complaint, requesting records, applying for WIC, relying on hours or scheduling care, verify details directly with marion.floridahealth.gov or the correct official office.
Bottom line for Marion County Health Department in Ocala services and phone help
Use 352-629-0137 for general Florida Department of Health in Marion County contact. Use the Ocala Facility at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471 for many core services, but always confirm service-specific hours and appointment rules first. Use the birth and death certificate pages for official certificate requests, the immunization page for vaccines and records, the WIC page for nutrition support, the dental page for pediatric dental eligibility, and the environmental health pages for septic, food hygiene, pools, water, nuisances and biomedical waste.
The strongest user path is official first, service-specific second, and location-aware third. That keeps users away from outdated directories, wrong-office calls, unofficial certificate websites and thin generic information.