Clay County Health Department

12/01/2025

On December 1, we join communities worldwide to commemorate ❤️

On display at the Indiana Department of Health are panels from the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt honoring those lost and who continue to fight AIDS. In Indiana, we’re working toward a future with zero new HIV and hepatitis C transmissions through the ZIP-IN Plan.

Learn more about the ZIP-IN plan at www.zipindiana.org

12/01/2025

Know your status. Get tested free and know results for HIV & HepC from a single prick to your finger. 3rd Thursday every month at our office from 1-3

11/27/2025

11/22/2025

Amazing job !!!

11/22/2025

Ever wanted to process your own deer?

Head over to our new webpage to view instructional videos from our partners at the International Hunter Education Association and National Deer Association. They’ll guide you through each step including grinding and preserving the meat. You can also download our printable PDF with step-by-step instructions for skinning and processing your deer.

Find the resources here: https://bit.ly/DeerProcessingIN

11/21/2025

Please see agenda posted in comment section below

11/20/2025

Our Environmental staff were out this week checking local suppliers and none was found on shelves in Clay County, but if you have any in your cabinets, please do not use it!

11/20/2025

For those renewing permits for December, here is our upcoming holiday closings!

11/20/2025

Stop in today from 1-3 and see us for Rapid HIV and HepC testing with just a single finger stick! Those who fine themselves in need after testing are connected to treatment through IU Positive Links.
Free, confidential, and a peace of mind.

11/18/2025

Come visit our office this Thursday for your chance to get tested. Free, rapid results with only a finger stick.

Today is the first day of World Hepatitis Testing Week. Come see us to get testing for Hepatitis C this week! We have walk in hours available or contact us at 812-353-3169 or HIVtesting@iuhealth.org in order to set up an appointment. Hep C often has no syptoms, especially in the early stages, so get tested to know your status ✅