Reduce Your Risk for Foodborne Illnesses
Southeastern Idaho Public Health reminds residents how to reduce the risk of foodborne illness by following safe food handling steps.
Learn more about nutrition support, healthy foods, breastfeeding support, and family resources through WIC.
What parents should know about the new childhood immunization schedule.
Volunteers needed with an interest in the well-being of children and families.
Southeastern Idaho Public Health reminds residents how to reduce the risk of foodborne illness by following safe food handling steps.
Private well owners are invited to a free online training about safe drinking water, well maintenance, water quality, and emergency readiness.
Join us to learn about animal care concerns during a disaster and collaborate to develop best practice strategies at the community level
Program highlights and public health topics from across Southeastern Idaho.
Protecting communities by reducing foodborne illness risk through inspections, education, and enforcement.
Providing education, testing, treatment, and prevention resources to reduce the spread of STIs in our communities.
Helping older adults improve strength, balance, and flexibility to prevent falls and stay active.
Helpful programs and services used most often by our communities.
An Easy Way to Stretch Your Food Budget
WIC is a FREE nutrition program for women, infants, and kids up to age 5 and provides the following at NO COST!
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Parents as Teachers is a FREE Parenting Program for Families with Kids 5 & under that is offered in all the counties we serve: Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Butte, Caribou, Franklin, Oneida & Power. Sign-up and help your child develop, learn & grow to realize their potential.
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We offer Clinical Services including: Birth Control, STD Testing and Treatment, HIV Testing, Immunizations, and MORE!
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The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline provides 24/7, free, confidential support, resources and referrals to any pregnant and postpartum mothers facing mental health challenges.
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A dual eligible beneficiary is someone over the age of 21, enrolled in Medicare parts A, B, and D, and Medicaid enhanced plan benefits. There are two programs available for dual eligible beneficiaries, the Medicare Medicaid Coordinated Plan and the Idaho Medicaid Plus Program.
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