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2nd Floor, Ned Pattison
Government Center
Troy, NY 12180
(518) 270-2655
Hours
Monday through Friday
8 am to 4 pm
After Hours Emergency Line
Phone: 518-857-4660
Children with Special Needs / Nursing Fax
Fax: 518-270-2793
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The Hamilton County Public Health Nursing Service is committed to providing preventative and restorative health services to the residents and guests of Hamilton County.
The nursing staff in the clinic can assist with multiple health concerns. They have open clinics available with appointments where you can get your flu shot, and COVID shot. The nurses also help with Maternal/Child Health, Sexually transmitted diseases, Ticks and Lyme Disease, Breast Feeding and the Baby Nook, and much much more. Please call 607-337-1660 for more information.
Finger Lakes Occupational Health Services is a regional resource dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of work-related illnesses and injuries. Our staff consists of physicians (specializing in occupational medicine), certified occupational health nurses, an industrial hygienist, and a social worker., Accurate diagnosis Treatment Surveillance and Screening Education and Training Industrial Hygiene Services Work site evaluations Social Work Services
Includes Food Pantry, Feedmore WNY Mobile Food Pantry, Community Kitchen, Summer Food Services Program (Summer Lunch), Food Recovery, Seedling & Gleaning Projects, and Community Garden/Greenhouse.
Plays a central role in the Health Department’s mission to prevent the occurrence and spread of communicable disease.
Partnership with the Cattaraugus County Health Department. Purpose is to reduce environmental hazards in the home. Will provide educational materials, allow for the installation of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, child safety latches, fall protection, and testing for lead-based paint and radon.
Exterminates bed bugs.
One of the most important jobs of any health department is to investigate diseases and outbreaks. Doctors, hospitals, and laboratories are required by law to report certain diseases to New York State Department of Health, which in turn reports to Broome County Health Department. These diseases include COVID-19, meningitis, measles, whooping cough, and many more.
If you get a call from our communicable disease staff, they will ask you questions to try to find out where the disease came from and who else might have been exposed, recommend ways to prevent further spread, and discuss treatment if needed. All information you share is kept confidential and is used to protect other people from getting a contagious disease.
Our communicable disease staff work closely with local hospitals and healthcare providers. If you are a health professional or community member with a communicable disease question or concern, call us at 607-778-2839.