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Sawyer County Public Health

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http://www.sawyercountygov.org/475/Public-Health

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Offering services in WIC, reproductive health, Wisconsin Well Woman Program, maternal child health, prenatal care coordination, tobacco prevention, asthma care, childhood lead testing, immunizations, communicable disease, and environmental health. The mission of the Sawyer County Public Health (SCPH) page is to promote community health by providing accurate and reliable information. We are not responsible for material shared by others in the comments and do not have the ability to remove all false data. We advise getting your information from credible and reliable sources, such as your local health department, the state or the CDC. SCPH reserves the right to filter comments that contain inappropriate materials including, but not limited to, profanity, memes or derogatory comments. Due to the increased workload created by the COVID-19 pandemic, comments on this page on not routinely monitored or answered. If you have a question that requires an immediate answer, please call 715-634-4806.

02/16/2026

Enjoy your travels and dodge the worst of this season’s respiratory illnesses by getting your annual flu and COVID booster! It’s not too late to reduce the odds of severe infection. Learn more about vaccination:
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/immunization/vaccine-information.htm

02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day, give your loved one some good repellent. As soon as the grass is green again, the ticks will be back with more Lyme disease. Learn more: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/fight-bite/index.htm

02/13/2026

Sometimes you can see poor air quality, but sometimes the air’s unhealthy on a clear day, too. Show some love for your heart and lungs: check the air quality before participating in physical outdoor activities. Find your area’s air
quality index (AQI) at: www.airnow.gov

02/11/2026

Tempting as it is, it’s never safe to burn fuel for warmth in an enclosed or semi-enclosed space. Carbon monoxide can build up quickly and make you sick. Learn more: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/air/co.htm

02/09/2026

This , let’s move together to protect ! <3
- 150 mins of activity/week
- Add muscle-strengthening exercises
- Take the stairs or walk around the block with neighbors.
Small changes = healthier hearts! Find more ways to get active:
www.nhlbi.nih.gov/heartmonth

02/08/2026

The Packers’ season may be over, but that doesn’t mean we can let down our
guard. Every game is a good one to practice food safety, even with these not-
so-inspiring teams in the Super Bowl.

02/07/2026

Ice is never completely safe under any conditions. Use these tips the next time you go out on the ice to
ice fish, snowmobile, ATV, cross-country ski, or enjoy a winter day.
- Consider all ice unpredictable
- Check local ice conditions – bait shops, radio, local establishments, etc.
- Wear proper clothing and equipment
- Bring a buddy – don’t go alone
- Let people know where you will be going and returning home
- Do not venture out in unfamiliar areas
- Avoid being on the ice at night
For more information on ice safety, visit: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/Education/OutdoorSkills/IceSafety

02/06/2026

February 6 is National ! DYK heart disease is the leading cause
of death in the US? We’re joining Heart & Stroke this to
spread the word that when we take time daily to be heart healthy, those
small acts help protect . www.nhlbi.nih.gov/heartmonth

02/04/2026

There are still a lot of viruses going around. Don’t blow your chance to stop the spread with
these simple ways:
o Cover your coughs and sneezes.
o Wash your hands often.
o Clean frequently touched objects and surfaces like your phone, door handles, and
countertops.

02/02/2026

Slippery sidewalks and roads aren’t the only things to look out for in late winter and early spring
snow storms-- Nationwide, snow shoveling is responsible for thousands of injuries and as many
as100 deathseach year. Remember to dress warm, stay hydrated, take frequent breaks, and
move only small amounts with each shovel pass. Learn more atweather.gov/winter

01/29/2026

Protection is the best prevention.
Cervical cancer can often be prevented with three key tools, HPV vaccination, routine screening, and early treatment when needed.

Vaccination lowers risk, screenings catch concerns early, and early treatment stops cancer before it starts. Together, they create a powerful defense for long-term health.

Call 715-369-6119 to see if you qualify for FREE cervical and breast cancer screenings through the Wisconsin Well Woman Program.

01/27/2026

Knowledge is power when it comes to preventing cervical cancer.
Educate yourself. Vaccinate when eligible. Get screened regularly.

These three simple steps work together to protect your health and give you peace of mind. Early detection saves lives, and screening makes all the difference.

Call 715-369-6119 to find out if you qualify for FREE cervical and breast cancer screenings through the Wisconsin Well Woman Program.

Address

10610 Main Street, Ste 224
Hayward, WI
54843

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

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