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1. How do I replace my lost Covid Vaccine Card?

The Woodford County Health Department cannot replace missing Covid Vaccine cards. Click here for form to send to Illinois Department of Public Health to obtain records.

2. How do I sign up for Medicaid or other insurance?

The Illinois Medicaid program is facilitated through the Department of Human Services. As Woodford County no longer has a DHS office, clients may go to the DHS office of their choice.

The Woodford County Health Department no longer has staff available to assist clients with signing up for insurance.

Visit the link below for more information on where and how to sign up for health insurance. Department of Human Services

3. How do I obtain my immunization records?

If you have had immunizations at the Woodford County Health Department, we will have records here for you. If you had vaccines done at another health care provider, we will not have those records unless you or the health care provider shared them with us. Please call 309-467-3064 ext 4700 to obtain records.

4. How do I sign up for food stamps (Link)?

The Link program (food stamps) is facilitated by the Department of Human Services. Click the link below to be directed to the DHS website for more information. Department of Human Services

5. How do I get a plat signed by the Health Department?

Plats can be dropped off to be signed anytime during regular business hours. Plats will be reviewed and signed as schedules allow and you will be notified when the plat has been signed and is ready to be picked up. If you would like to make an appointment to have your plat signed while you wait, please contact our office at 309-467-3064 ext 4706.

6. Where can I find information on mold?

Answers to common questions about mold can be found at the link below or www.epa.gov/mold IDPH Mold Fact Sheet

7. Who can I contact about a free mammogram or pelvic exam?

The Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program offers free mammograms, breast exams, pelvic exams and Pap tests to eligible women. Even if a woman has already been diagnosed with cancer, she may receive free treatment if she qualifies. The program has been providing breast and cervical cancer screenings to the women of Illinois since 1995.
To enroll in IBCCP, women can call the Women’s Health Line 888-522-1282 (800-547-0466 TTY). The Women’s Health Line will be able to walk women through the eligibility requirements and the screening process.
(taken from the website of the IL Breast & Cervical Cancer Program) Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program