Johnson County Kansas

The Johnson County Department of Health and Environment (JCDHE) works in conjunction with local animal control officers (ACOs) and community service officers (CSOs) in Johnson County to limit the potential for human rabies exposures. Information for veterinarians about how to report animal bites is included.

If you are planning to visit another country, we can provide the necessary vaccinations. If you are unsure of what immunizations are required for your intended destination, visit the CDC travel website to find out.

Clients may pay the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment for vaccines out-of-pocket or bill to insurance.

The need for immunization doesn't end with childhood. Adults also need vaccines to protect against disease.

Getting vaccinated on time helps provide immunity before children and adolescents are exposed to potentially life-threatening diseases. Vaccines are safe and effective.

Getting vaccinated on time helps provide immunity before children and adolescents are exposed to potentially life-threatening diseases. Vaccines are safe and effective.

Offered by Johnson County Department of Health and Environment, this program provides free case management for pregnant and parenting adolescents under the age of 21.

Prenatal services for Johnson County residents include routine prenatal care in collaboration with University of Kansas OB/GYN physicians; assessment and counseling with social workers and dietitians; adoption services referral and in-home, office, or community site visits with pregnant women for physical assessments, blood pressure monitoring and education/counseling.

Registered Nurses are available for in-home, office or community site visits with new mothers and infants who live in Johnson County, Kansas.

Nurse-Family Partnership is a FREE nurse-led home visitation program, offered by the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment. First-time mothers are paired with a nurse home visitor. The mother-to-be and her nurse meet regularly through her pregnancy, the birth of her newborn, until the child turns two. The nurse home visitor provides support, encouragement and guidance.