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All visitors must wear masks at all health clinics until further notice.
STD/HIV Clinic Hours
STD/HIV clinic services have resumed by appointment only. We are NOT offering walk-in services at this time. Call 610-344-6225, option #2, then option #3, for more information.
Thursdays 9AM-3PM
Immunizations Clinic Hours
By appointment only:
- Tuesdays 9AM - 4PM
- Wednesdays 12PM - 6PM
- Fridays 9AM - 12 PM
No walk-ins will be accepted. Vaccination records must be sent prior to scheduled appointments via mail, fax 610-344-5405, email to [email protected], or hand delivered. For more information, call 610-344-6225.
WIC Clinic
All Chester County WIC clinics are now open and seeing participants by appointment only, no walk-ins please. All persons entering a WIC clinic 2 years of age and older are required to wear a mask. If possible, only those family members essential to the WIC appointment should come to the clinic.
Please call your clinic to schedule an appointment:
| Coatesville | 610-455-1340 |
| Oxford | 610-445-1345 |
| Phoenixville | 610-344-6240 |
| Spring City | 610-344-6240 |
| Toughkenamon | 610-455-1345 |
| West Chester | 610-344-6240 |
Tuberculosis
Chester County Health Department continues to be available to Chester County residents, by referral from their healthcare provider, for evaluation and treatment of Tuberculosis disease and infection. All TB services are by appointment only, no walk-ins. Please call (610)344-6225, option #2, then option #4, for more information.
The Tuberculosis program at Chester County Health Department no longer performs Tuberculin Skin Testing (TST), also known as a PPD or Mantoux test. These tests may be obtained through your Primary Care Provider and through a number of Urgent Care Centers and Retails Clinics. If you received BCG (Bacille Calmette-Guérin) vaccine as a child or were born in or frequently travel to a country with high rates of Tuberculosis disease you should have a blood test called an IGRA (interferon-gamma release assay).
Chester County Health Department Clinics
- Childhood and Adult Immunizations
- Flu Vaccine Clinic
- Maternal/Child Health
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- Tuberculosis
- WIC (Women, Infants & Children)
Links
- Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP)
- Resources for Children with Special Needs
- Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
- National Sudden Infant Death (SIDS) Resource Center
For more information on clinic services, call 610-344-6252.