Marion County Health Department Ocala 2026: Phone, WIC, Dental, Records & Septic

🏥 Ocala & Marion County, Florida public health guide · 2026

Marion County Health Department in Ocala: phone, WIC, dental, vaccines, certificates, mobile clinic and septic help

The Florida Department of Health in Marion County, also called DOH-Marion, helps Ocala and Marion County residents with public-health services such as immunizations, WIC, family planning, STI/HIV testing, dental care, birth certificates, death certificates, mobile health unit visits, and environmental health.

This page is built as a practical action guide. Use it to choose the right official phone number, location, document checklist, fee route, appointment path, and public-health office before you visit or pay.

☎️ Main phone: 352-629-0137 📍 Ocala Facility: 1801 SE 32nd Ave. 🥗 WIC: 1-800-342-3556 🦷 Dental: 352-622-2664 🚨 Emergency: 911 / 988 / Poison Help
🔎 Marion County service finder

Choose the Ocala health department service you need

This finder does not schedule appointments. It helps you avoid calling the wrong desk for WIC, dental, certificates, mobile health, vaccines, STD testing, septic permits, or environmental health payments.

☎️ Main Ocala facility phone and address

The DOH-Marion Ocala Facility is listed at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471. Main phone: 352-629-0137. Main location hours are listed Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., but some departments may modify services before 5 p.m. for processing, records, or administrative work.

✅ Quick answer

Marion County Health Department phone number, Ocala address and fastest official routes

The Florida Department of Health in Marion County main phone number is 352-629-0137. The main Ocala Facility is located at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471, and the official location page lists general weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m..

Use the main phone for general DOH-Marion routing. For WIC, use 1-800-342-3556 or the Belleview WIC office at 352-347-1302. For dental services, call 352-622-2664. For STD/STI testing, call 352-629-0137 to schedule.

For birth certificates, DOH-Marion lists a local in-person or mail route at the Ocala Facility. For death certificates, local availability is listed for Florida deaths from 2009 to present. Always verify ID rules, eligibility, fees, and mailing instructions before ordering.

Main Ocala Facility1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471. Phone: 352-629-0137.
Main hoursMonday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Some departments may stop services earlier for processing.
WICMarion County WIC: 1-800-342-3556. Belleview WIC: 352-347-1302.
Dental clinicDental program phone: 352-622-2664. Ask about eligibility, insurance, forms, location and sliding-scale charges.
CertificatesBirth certificate fee listed as $13; additional certificates $7. Death certificate fee listed as $10.
EmergencyCall 911 for danger, 988 for crisis, and 1-800-222-1222 for Poison Help.
🔎 Official-source check

Official verification for this Marion County Health Department guide

Updated for publication on June 28, 2026.

This refreshed guide uses official DOH-Marion and Florida Department of Health pages for the Ocala Facility, contact phone, locations, clinical and nutrition services, immunizations, WIC, Belleview WIC, dental clinic, family planning, STI testing, Mobile Health Unit, birth certificates, death certificates, environmental public health, septic systems, biomedical waste, community health planning, and Florida Vital Statistics.

Local office hours, holiday closures, mobile unit schedules, certificate fees, clinic availability, dental eligibility, WIC documents, environmental health payments, and septic program responsibilities can change. Verify the official page before visiting, paying, mailing documents, or relying on a deadline.

🧭 Contents

What this Marion County Health Department guide covers

☎️ Phone help

Marion County Health Department phone number directory by service

Use the most specific official phone number or page. A WIC appointment, dental eligibility question, vaccine record, birth certificate, STD test, septic question, and mobile health unit schedule should not all be handled the same way.

ServiceOfficial contactUse this forPrepare before calling
Main DOH-Marion / Ocala Facility352-629-0137
Info.Marion@FLHealth.gov
General routing, Ocala Facility questions, clinic programs and disease reporting routes.Name, service needed, appointment deadline, records needed, and callback number.
WIC Marion County1-800-342-3556
CHD42WIC@FLHealth.gov
WIC eligibility, WIC EBT, nutrition education, breastfeeding support and WIC appointments.ID, address proof, income/benefit proof, pregnancy or child information and appointment need.
Belleview WIC office352-347-1302WIC services at 7055 SE 110th St. Road, Belleview, FL 34420.Clinic preference, documents, benefit card issue, child/pregnancy details.
Dental clinic352-622-2664Dental eligibility, insurance, sliding-scale charges, new-patient status and dental appointments.Insurance card, income proof, ID, eligibility forms, dental symptoms and medication list.
Family planning352-629-0137Pregnancy testing, PrEP, yearly exams, Pap smears, STD/STI counseling and family planning appointments.Appointment need, symptoms, medications, insurance, confidentiality questions and history.
STI / HIV testing352-629-0137Low or no-cost chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV testing appointment questions.Exposure date, symptoms, prior tests, medication list, insurance if any and privacy needs.
Mobile Health Unit352-644-2627
MarionMHU@FLHealth.gov
Mobile health unit appointments, outreach locations and partnership questions.Desired service, location, date, documents, language needs and transportation concerns.
Birth / death certificatesUse official certificate pages and Ocala Facility routeFlorida birth certificates, death certificates and VitalChek guidance.Full name, event date, county, ID, eligibility, application and fee.
Environmental public healthUse official EPH / septic pagesFood hygiene, septic/OSTDS, pools, biomedical waste, public water systems, indoor air and sanitary nuisances.Property/facility address, permit number, complaint facts, photos if allowed and payment question.
Emergency / crisis911 / 988 / 1-800-222-1222Immediate danger, mental-health crisis or poison exposure questions.Location, emergency type, symptoms, substances involved and caller callback number.
📍 Locations

Ocala Facility, Belleview WIC office, dental clinic and mobile locations

The main DOH-Marion Ocala Facility is listed at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471, with phone 352-629-0137 and general weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Some departments may modify services prior to 5 p.m. to process transactions, maintain records or perform administrative duties.

The Belleview WIC office is listed at 7055 SE 110th St. Road, Belleview, FL 34420, with phone 352-347-1302. Dental services use phone 352-622-2664; call before visiting because eligibility, forms, insurance, location and appointment rules matter.

Ocala Facility1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471. Main phone: 352-629-0137.
Belleview WIC7055 SE 110th St. Road, Belleview, FL 34420. Phone: 352-347-1302.
Dental clinicCall 352-622-2664 before visiting. Ask about new-patient status, accepted insurance and sliding-scale proof.
Mobile Health UnitMay visit community sites such as Interfaith Soup Kitchen, Marion Oaks, Fort McCoy, Dunnellon and Silver Springs Shores.
Environmental HealthSome Environmental Public Health hours and payment windows may differ from full building hours.
CertificatesBirth and death certificate service may use the Ocala Facility route, but certificate counter times and forms should be verified.
Ocala visit tip: Do not assume every service is at the same counter. Call ahead for certificates, WIC, dental, STD testing, mobile health, septic, food hygiene, environmental health payments, and immunizations.
🧰 Services

What the Marion County Health Department handles

Official DOH-Marion pages list clinical, nutrition, environmental, certificate, disease, school health, community planning and mobile outreach services. The main user intent is usually not “read about public health” — it is to get the right phone number, appointment, document, certificate, test, permit or complaint route.

Clinical and nutritionDental, family planning, immunizations, medical records, mobile health unit, refugee health, school health and WIC.
WIC and breastfeedingWIC EBT, nutrition education, healthy foods, referrals, breastfeeding support and authorized-store shopping help.
ImmunizationsSchool shots, child and adult vaccines, flu information, vaccine record help and out-of-state record transfer guidance.
Dental servicesDiagnostic, restorative, preventive and educational dental services for eligible children and adults.
CertificatesFlorida birth certificates, Florida death certificates and vital statistics routing through official certificate pages.
Environmental healthFood hygiene, septic systems, public pools, biomedical waste, public water systems, indoor air, mobile home/RV parks and sanitary nuisances.

For general local office-finding help, see our health department near me guide.

⚠️ Wrong office check

What may not be handled by DOH-Marion

Not every “health department” search should end at the Ocala Facility. Some needs belong to another Florida agency, emergency service, provider, health plan, or records office.

Emergency medical careCall 911 for life-threatening symptoms, overdose, violence, severe injury, trouble breathing, chest pain, stroke signs or immediate danger.
Medicaid, SNAP or cash assistanceFlorida benefits questions may route to DCF, Florida Medicaid, a managed-care plan, or another benefits office.
Private medical billingHospital, doctor, pharmacy, lab or insurance billing disputes usually start with the provider or health plan.
Driver license or vehicle recordsDMV and driver license matters are not DOH-Marion services.
Private provider recordsMedical records created by a private doctor, hospital, dentist or pharmacy must be requested from that provider.
Some environmental programsFlorida septic and environmental responsibilities can vary by county/program, so verify whether DOH-Marion, DEP or another agency handles the issue.
💉 Immunizations

Marion County immunizations, school shots, flu vaccines and vaccine records

DOH-Marion’s Ocala Facility lists immunizations among its services. Use this route for school shots, child vaccines, adult vaccines, flu information, vaccine documentation questions, and out-of-state record transfer guidance.

For immunization help, call 352-629-0137 before visiting. Vaccine availability, school requirements, insurance billing, administration fees, and documentation rules can change.

For school shotsBring the child’s vaccine record, school form, parent/guardian ID, insurance card if any and prior provider records.
For adult vaccinesBring prior vaccine documentation, job/school requirements, medication list, health history and insurance details.
For out-of-state recordsUse the official out-of-state record transfer request path if needed. Start early before a school deadline.
For flu vaccinesCheck current DOH-Marion flu information, appointment rules and availability before going.
For travel vaccinesDOH-Marion traveler information says the department does not provide travel immunizations, so use another qualified provider.
For missing recordsCheck prior providers, pharmacy records, schools, other states and official transfer routes.
School deadline warning: Do not wait until the final day. Records from another state, school, pharmacy or provider can take time to confirm.
🥗 WIC

Marion County WIC, nutrition, EBT and breastfeeding support

Florida WIC is a federally funded supplemental nutrition program. DOH-Marion explains that WIC supports Florida families with healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education and referrals to other services.

Florida WIC clients use a WIC EBT card to purchase approved foods at authorized stores. Before shopping, check your balance online or by phone at 866-629-1095.

WIC needBest routePrepare before calling
New WIC appointmentCall 1-800-342-3556 or local WIC office routePregnancy/child info, ID, address proof, income proof or qualifying-benefit proof.
Belleview WICCall 352-347-1302Confirm location, hours, documents and appointment type.
EBT card balanceCheck WIC EBT online or 866-629-1095Card details and PIN/account instructions.
Breastfeeding helpUse DOH-Marion WIC breastfeeding support resourcesBaby age, feeding issue, pump questions, appointment need.

What WIC may help with

  • Healthy foods purchased at WIC-authorized stores.
  • Nutrition education and counseling.
  • Breastfeeding support and local breastfeeding classes.
  • Referrals to other health and community services.
  • Food package loaded to a WIC EBT card during certification and follow-up appointments.
🦷 Dental

Marion County dental clinic, eligibility, insurance and sliding-scale help

DOH-Marion’s dental program provides diagnostic, restorative, preventive and educational dental services. The official dental page says dental services are offered Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., new patients are being accepted, and bilingual services are available.

The dental clinic phone is 352-622-2664. If you do not have insurance, DOH-Marion says charges are based on a sliding scale according to income. Complete eligibility forms in advance where possible.

Children and youthsExams, X-rays, cleanings, fluoride treatments, extractions, fillings and emergency treatment.
AdultsExams, X-rays, cleanings, emergency treatment, extractions and fillings.
Special needs supportServices are provided to accommodate children and adults with special needs and intellectual/developmental disabilities.
InsuranceAsk about Medicaid, some Medicare policies, DentaQuest, Liberty and KidCare/Florida Healthy Kids.
Sliding scaleBring proof of income if uninsured and ask exactly what documentation is required.
Before visitBring ID, insurance cards, income proof, medication list, dental history and urgent symptom details.
👨‍👩‍👧 Family planning

Family planning, pregnancy testing, PrEP and reproductive health in Marion County

DOH-Marion’s Family Planning Program provides education, counseling, medical services, referrals and follow-up. The official page says all services are confidential.

The Family Planning Clinic is listed Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Services may be by appointment or walk-in, but appointments are strongly encouraged. Call 352-629-0137 to schedule.

Services may includeHIV/AIDS testing and counseling, pre-conception counseling, pregnancy testing, PrEP, STD/STI counseling and treatment.
Routine reproductive healthYearly exams, including Pap smears, may be available through the program.
Before visitingAsk about appointment rules, walk-in availability, cost, insurance, ID, medical history and confidentiality.
PrivacyServices are provided confidentially according to official program information.
Low-cost screeningsThe page references breast and cervical cancer early detection support for qualified applicants.
Urgent symptomsSevere pain, heavy bleeding, fainting, fever or pregnancy emergency symptoms need urgent medical care.
🧪 Testing

Marion County STD, HIV, PrEP and infectious disease services

DOH-Marion’s STI page explains that STIs/STDs may include HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, genital herpes, genital warts, hepatitis, syphilis and other infections. Many STDs do not have symptoms, so testing can matter even when a person feels fine.

DOH-Marion says low or no-cost testing is offered for chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV. To schedule an appointment, call 352-629-0137.

Use STI services forTesting, counseling, treatment questions, exposure concerns, prevention education, PrEP-related questions and partner health concerns.
Bring to appointmentExposure date if known, symptoms, medication list, prior test results, insurance if any and confidentiality questions.
Disease reportingHealth care professionals and laboratory workers can use DOH-Marion disease reporting routes for reportable conditions.
HIV/AIDS programUse official HIV/AIDS resources for testing, counseling, ADAP-related information and prevention support.
Urgent care warningSevere symptoms, pregnancy complications, high fever, breathing trouble or emergency signs need urgent medical care.
Privacy planningUse a safe phone/email method for appointment reminders and results when privacy matters.
🚐 Mobile health

DOH-Marion Mobile Health Unit near Ocala, Belleview, Marion Oaks and Silver Springs Shores

The DOH-Marion Mobile Health Unit brings health department services to community locations. The official page lists services such as WIC, family planning, immunizations, STI services and health screenings. Services are free or low cost and vary by location.

For mobile health information or partnership opportunities, contact MarionMHU@FLHealth.gov or 352-644-2627. Always check the current calendar before relying on a stop.

Possible servicesWIC, family planning, immunizations, STI services and health screenings depending on staffing and schedule.
Possible locationsInterfaith Soup Kitchen, Marion Oaks Recreation & Fitness Center, Fort McCoy Public Library, Dunnellon Public Library and other rotating sites.
Before goingConfirm location, date, hours, service availability, documents, insurance, fees, language support and weather changes.
Good for accessMobile outreach may help residents with transportation barriers or those far from the Ocala Facility.
Not every service travelsCertificates, dental visits, environmental permits and some clinic services may require another office.
Appointment optionThe official page includes a mobile health unit appointment request route.
🧾 Certificates

Marion County birth certificates, death certificates and vital statistics in Ocala

Florida birth certificates and death certificates are issued through the Bureau of Vital Statistics at the Department of Health. DOH-Marion’s certificate pages provide local guidance for obtaining copies in Marion County.

For birth certificates, DOH-Marion says orders may be placed online, by mail or in person. For death certificates, the local page says Florida death certificates are available for deaths occurring in Florida from 2009 to present; deaths before 2009 must be requested from the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville or through VitalChek.

Certificate needOfficial routeListed local fee / rulePrepare before ordering
Florida birth certificateDOH-Marion birth certificate page, Ocala Facility, mail or authorized VitalChek route$13 birth certificate; $7 additional certificates; $3 protective sheathValid photo ID, application, full name, date of birth, county, mother’s full name including maiden name and father’s full name.
Birth before 1930Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics in JacksonvilleVerify with state Vital StatisticsRecord details, ID, eligibility and state instructions.
Florida death certificateDOH-Marion death certificate page, Ocala Facility, mail or VitalChek$10 death certificate; $3 protective sheathValid ID, completed application, decedent details, death year and relationship/legal representative status if requesting cause of death.
Death before 2009Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville or VitalChekVerify with state Vital StatisticsUse the state route instead of relying on local Ocala availability.
🧮 Certificate planner

Marion County certificate fee estimator

This estimates only basic listed local certificate copy fees from DOH-Marion pages. Online service, shipping, card, amendment, expedited, protective sheath or other fees may be extra.

Estimated basic listed fee: $13

One birth certificate using the listed local fee. Verify final price before ordering.

Certificate warning: Do not order from a private-looking certificate site before checking the official DOH-Marion and Florida Vital Statistics pages. Eligibility, ID rules, acceptable requesters, fees and mailing addresses matter.
🌿 Environmental health

Marion County environmental health, septic systems, food hygiene, pools and biomedical waste

DOH-Marion Environmental Public Health staff monitor conditions in many areas and facilities across the community to protect the health, safety and welfare of Marion County residents and visitors.

Official pages reference food hygiene, onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems, public swimming pools and bathing places, public water systems, indoor air quality, mobile home and recreational parks, body piercing facilities, tanning facilities, biomedical waste, sanitary nuisances and related environmental concerns.

Environmental needBest official routePrepare before contacting
Food hygiene or restaurant complaintEnvironmental Public Health / Food Hygiene routeBusiness name, address, date/time, food item, symptoms, photos, receipt and others affected.
Septic / OSTDSDOH-Marion septic page and Florida DEP contextProperty address, permit number, payment question, site plan, owner details and inspection history.
Pools and bathing placesEnvironmental Public Health programFacility name, location, complaint facts, date/time and public health concern.
Biomedical wasteDOH-Marion biomedical waste programFacility type, generator information, complaint facts, dates and contact information.
Mobile home/RV parks or sanitary nuisanceEnvironmental Public Health / sanitary nuisance routeExact address, photos if allowed, condition seen, date and property owner/business details.
Septic responsibility note: Florida’s septic program responsibilities changed in some counties. DOH-Marion’s septic page says DEP manages septic permitting in 16 listed counties starting January 2, 2025; if you live outside those counties, the local county health department still handles septic system permitting and inspections. Always verify your exact county and program before paying.
🧾 Checklist

What to bring before visiting Marion County Health Department in Ocala

Many failed visits happen because the user arrives without ID, records, proof, appointment details or eligibility documents. Bring more documentation than you think you need, and call first if unsure.

For immunizationsVaccine record, school form, child information, parent/guardian ID, insurance card if any, prior provider records and appointment details.
For WICProof of identity, proof of address, proof of income or qualifying benefits, pregnancy/child information, EBT questions and appointment instructions.
For dentalID, insurance cards, proof of income, eligibility forms, dental history, medication list and urgent symptom notes.
For family planningID if available, insurance if any, medication list, pregnancy questions, birth control questions, privacy questions and appointment details.
For certificatesFull name on record, date, parent/spouse details where required, valid ID, proof of eligibility, application and fee.
For environmental healthProperty address, permit number, facility name, complaint details, photos if allowed, inspection history and payment method.
💵 Free vs paid

Free vs paid services at Marion County Health Department

Some DOH-Marion information, forms, public health guidance, clinic information and health education resources are free to access online. Some services may involve fees, eligibility review, insurance billing, sliding-scale payment, certified copy charges, administration fees, permit fees or environmental health payments.

Usually free to checkOfficial pages, program descriptions, location pages, many forms, public health alerts, WIC guidance, mobile health schedules and Florida CHARTS data.
May involve feesBirth/death certificates, dental services, certain clinic services, environmental health permits, septic fees, inspections, certified copies and online certificate ordering.
Ask before visitingIs there a fee? Is insurance accepted? Is a sliding scale available? What proof of income is required?
Ask before payingWhat payment methods are accepted? Should you bring cash, card, check, money order or online payment confirmation?
🚨 Emergency warning

Do not use a general health department contact for emergencies

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For mental-health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988. For poisoning or carbon monoxide exposure questions, call 1-800-222-1222.

Use DOH-Marion resources for non-emergency public health services, appointments, certificates, WIC, vaccines, dental care, environmental health and public health education. Use emergency services for time-sensitive danger.

🗺️ Map

Marion County Health Department map and Ocala Facility location

This map points to the DOH-Marion Ocala Facility at 1801 SE 32nd Ave. Confirm the exact service and appointment time before traveling because WIC, dental, mobile health, certificates and environmental health services may have separate instructions.

❓ FAQ

Marion County Health Department in Ocala FAQ

What is the Marion County Health Department phone number?

The Florida Department of Health in Marion County main phone number is 352-629-0137. Use it for general DOH-Marion routing and Ocala Facility questions.

Where is the Marion County Health Department in Ocala?

The Ocala Facility is listed at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471. Confirm your exact service before visiting because WIC, dental, mobile health, certificates and environmental health services may have separate instructions.

What are the Ocala Facility hours?

The official Ocala Facility page lists general hours as Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Saturday and Sunday closed. Some departments may modify services before 5 p.m. to process transactions, maintain records or perform administrative duties.

Does DOH-Marion offer WIC?

Yes. Marion County WIC resources list 1-800-342-3556, email CHD42WIC@FLHealth.gov, and a Belleview WIC office at 7055 SE 110th St. Road, Belleview, FL 34420.

Does Marion County Health Department offer dental services?

Yes. DOH-Marion’s dental program lists diagnostic, restorative, preventive and educational services. The dental clinic phone is 352-622-2664. Call to ask about eligibility, insurance, sliding-scale fees, forms and current location.

Can I get school shots or immunization records at DOH-Marion?

DOH-Marion offers immunization resources and the Ocala Facility lists immunizations among its services. Call 352-629-0137 to confirm vaccine availability, appointment rules and what records to bring.

Does DOH-Marion provide travel immunizations?

DOH-Marion’s traveler immunizations page states that the department does not provide travel immunizations. Contact another qualified provider if you need vaccines for international travel.

Does DOH-Marion offer STD or HIV testing?

Yes. DOH-Marion’s STI page says low or no-cost testing is offered for chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV, and says to call 352-629-0137 to schedule an appointment.

Where do I get a birth or death certificate in Marion County, Florida?

Use DOH-Marion’s official birth and death certificate pages. Birth certificates may be ordered online, by mail or in person. Death certificates are available locally for Florida deaths from 2009 to present; earlier deaths use the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville or VitalChek.

Does DOH-Marion handle septic systems and environmental health?

DOH-Marion environmental public health pages include septic systems, food hygiene, public swimming pools, public water systems, biomedical waste, mobile home/RV parks, sanitary nuisances and related services. Verify current program responsibility before applying or paying fees.

⭐ Summary

Bottom line for Marion County Health Department in Ocala

For general help, start with the official DOH-Marion website, the Ocala Facility page or the main phone number 352-629-0137. The main Ocala Facility is listed at 1801 SE 32nd Ave., Ocala, FL 34471, with general weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Use the right route: WIC uses 1-800-342-3556, dental uses 352-622-2664, STI testing schedules through 352-629-0137, mobile health can use MarionMHU@FLHealth.gov or 352-644-2627, and certificates/environmental health should follow the official program pages before payment or travel.