Logan County Health Department

03/01/2026

01/09/2026

Protect yourself and those you love this flu season.

Southern West Virginia Health System proudly offers Convenient Care services for those inconvenient symptoms. Walk-in or call ahead if you experience any combination of flu-like symptoms to get tested/treated for the flu.

To find a convenient Southern West Virginia Health System location near you, please visit ➡ swvhs.org

To learn more about influenza, including prevention, signs and symptoms, and treatment, we encourage you talk to your healthcare provider or visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's designated flu page linked here ➡ https://www.cdc.gov/flu/index.html

01/09/2026

Teens are invited to join our Teen Support Group today from 3:00–4:00 PM for fun activities, games, and snacks!

12/30/2025

Holiday schedule

08/04/2025

ATTENTION TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF 7th and 12th GRADERS‼️
Logan County Schools would like to inform you that beginning the 2025-2026 school year 7th and 12th graders will have new school immunization requirements, and will be required to show proof of these immunizations prior to school entry. These include Tdap and meningococcal vaccines, which will protect them against vaccine-preventable diseases such as bacterial meningitis and pertussis. Please make sure your 7th and 12th graders have received and provided documentation of these immunizations prior to the start of the school year. If your child has not received the immunizations before the first day of school they WILL BE DENIED ENTRY!! You may visit your primary care provider, the Logan County Health Department (if you do not have a primary care physician or they do not carry the vaccine), or School Based Health Centers. You may call The Logan County Health Department at 304-792-8630 to schedule your appointment.

05/06/2025

05/06/2025

Come on out next Saturday the 10th! Who has the biggest hair in Man!

05/06/2025

05/06/2025

🌞 May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month!

As the weather warms up and we head outdoors to hike, garden, or simply soak up the sun, it’s important to protect yourself from ticks and the risk of Lyme disease.

Early signs can include fatigue, fever, or a bullseye-shaped rash, but left untreated, Lyme disease can lead to serious health issues.
✔️ Use insect repellent
✔️ Do regular tick checks
✔️ Watch for unusual symptoms

🩺 Don’t let a tick ruin your trek. Visit swvhs.org to find a convenient Southern West Virginia Health System location near you and talk with a healthcare provider about safe and healthy ways to stay tick-free all season long.

05/06/2025

Join us this Friday…