Public Health Department
Jefferson County Health Department is dedicated to the promotion of individual, community and environmental health through prevention programs and activities.
Our mission is to promote good health practices, keep the environment clean, healthy, and safe, and to help people enjoy good health and use resources effectively.
Every three to five years, health departments are encouraged to conduct a Community Health Assessment to capture a collective view of health in their county. The purpose of the assessment is to examine information from a variety of sources to identify challenges, strengths, opportunities, and resources related to health and wellness in Jefferson County. The results of the assessment provide information and data needed to make informed decisions and set priorities to improve the overall health and wellbeing of the community. The current CHA contains a wealth of information that will be relevant to different people in different ways.
The next step in working toward better health and wellbeing in Jefferson County is to create a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). This is an ongoing effort to work together as a community to address the issues identified in the CHA. While the health department will work with key partners to facilitate the CHIP, this work belongs to our community. Our combined awareness, ideas and resources will help us address health challenges in a strategic way.
Health is a result of many factors and is more than the absence of illness. It is influenced and inclusive of how we live, work, and play as individuals, families and communities. Communities thrive when their residents share their voices and energy to assist in improving health and wellbeing. We invite you to join this health improvement effort.
Vaccinations
The County Health Department offers vaccinations on a sliding fee scale basis. Below are the recommended vaccinations by age.
2024 Recommended Immunizations for Children from Birth Through 6 Years Old
Seniors
Social Security is a federal program that issues benefits to retirees who paid into the program during their working years, people unable to work due to a physical or mental condition, spouses and children of beneficiaries, and surviving family members of beneficiaries.
For more information and resources, check out the following Social Security Guide from Caring.com
a leading senior care resource for family caregivers seeking information and support as they care for aging parents, spouses, and other loved ones. A Guide to Social Security for Seniors – Caring.com
HIV Screening
Parents
Your job as a parent is one of the important jobs ever! Check out the Montana resource for more information on parenting: https://parentingmontana.org/
Contact
Pam Hanna, RN
Department Supervisor
Molly Carey
Clinic Coordinator
Tonna O’Neill, RN
WIC, Home Visits and Immunizations
Erin Ritchie, RN
School and Daycare Nursing
Jesse Hauer
Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
Boulder Office
Monday-Wednesday-Thursday: 8:00–4:30
Tuesday-Friday: 8:30-12:00
PO Box 872
214 S. Main
Boulder, MT 59634
Phone: (406) 225-4007
Fax: (406) 225-4108
Immunizations by appointment only
Whitehall Office
Tuesdays: 1:00 – 3:30
111 N. Whitehall Street
Whitehall MT 59759
Phone: (406) 287-3249
Phone: (406) 225-4007
Scheduled Immunizations
Blood Pressure Checks
Flu shots are available; you must call for an appointment
Clancy Office
Fridays: 1:00 – 4:00
Old Clancy Elementary School
3 N Main St
(across from Clancy Post Office)
Clancy, MT 59634
Phone: (406)225-4007
Scheduled Immunizations
Blood Pressure Checks