Algoma Public Health

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Algoma Public Health offers a number of programs, services, classes and clinics to support healthcare providers and their patients. Specific health topics are available for quick reference in the topic menu below.

 

 

Latest News & Alerts

 

September 19, 2019

  • IPAC Lapse in Local Dental Office – For Healthcare Providers

 

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Contact Us

Monday - Friday

8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

(closed on statutory holidays)

 

Infection Control 705-759-5404                                                 
Sexual Health 705-541-7100
Parent Child 705-541-7101
Vaccine, Preventable Disease 705-759-5409

 

Emergency After Hours:

To report a public health emergency after hours or on a statutory holiday please call:

705-254-6611

 

 

 

 


 

Vaccines and Immunizations

 

We provide ongoing education regarding proper vaccine ordering, storage, and cold chain management for all health care providers who administer publicly-funded vaccines. 

 

Infection Prevention & Control (IPAC)

 

Expert guidance for preventing the spread of infections in settings such as hospitals, long-term care homes, retirement and group homes, physicians' offices, dental practices, and clinics.

 

  

Reporting

 

To report suspected or confirmed diseases of public health significance, health providers may contact Algoma Public Health 24/7.

 

  • Report a Communicable Disease
  • Animal Bites & Scratches
  • Adverse Events Following Immunization
  • Tuberculosis Skin (TST) Report Form
  • Lyme Disease Reporting Form

 

Quitting Smoking

 

Have access to resources, tools, and support to help you in developing cessation services for your clients.

 

 

Staying Informed

Sign-up for the latest in public health news and alerts as it relates to you and your patients. 

 

 

 

Date of creation: October 25, 2019 

Date Modified: November 1, 2019