Randolph County Health Department

Randolph County Health Department “Healthy People in a Healthy Community United for a better and brighter tomorrow.”
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Randolph County Health Department is dedicated to protecting and promoting the health of every community member. We provide a wide range of services—from immunizations and labs to health education and environmental oversight—to reduce risks and create a safer, healthier Randolph County. Through partnerships and outreach efforts, our goal is to meet community needs, prevent disease, and support overall well-being. Please do not post content of the following nature on this page:
- Profane language or content;
- Content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates discrimination against protected classes;
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financial, commercial, or non-governmental agency;
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- Personal information such as address or phone number;
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- Comments, photos, or videos that suggest or encourage illegal activity. The department will remove posts that violate the above guidelines and may block users who repeatedly violate them. Posts by public users of this page may not reflect the views of the department, its employees, or its affiliates.

07/2021

Nondiscrimination Statement: https://bit.ly/3aEUf6y

How do you know if you should call Poison Help or 911?Call 911 when someone is having trouble breathing, unresponsive, o...
03/18/2026

How do you know if you should call Poison Help or 911?
Call 911 when someone is having trouble breathing, unresponsive, or having a seizure. For all other poisoning symptoms, call the Poison Help line to connect with an expert!
The Poison Help line is fast, free, and available 24/7, 365 days a year. You never know
when you might need it. 1-800-222-1222.

Q: Should you transfer chemicals or cleaners in the home and garage to another container?A: No!✅ Always keep products in...
03/17/2026

Q: Should you transfer chemicals or cleaners in the home and garage to another container?
A: No!
✅ Always keep products in their original containers.
✅ Store them up high, away, and out of sight, preferably in a locked box or cabinet.
🚫 Do not put them in a cup or bottle, even if labeled.
🚫 Never store with food.
The original container has the label! Read it carefully and follow all directions.
Call Poison Help at 1-800- 222-1222 for fast, free, confidential help if you suspect a poisoning or have a question.

Our office will be closed from 11-1 pm today. Thank you for your understanding!
03/17/2026

Our office will be closed from 11-1 pm today. Thank you for your understanding!

Kids see gummy medicine like vitamins, melatonin, or cannab*s and think “candy!”But they can be dangerous. Here’s how to...
03/16/2026

Kids see gummy medicine like vitamins, melatonin, or cannab*s and think “candy!”
But they can be dangerous. Here’s how to help your kids stay safe:
🍬 Store gummies up, away, and out of sight, preferably in a locked box or cabinet.
🍬 Never call gummy medicines “candy”.
🍬 Keep gummies in their original container.
Call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222 to get connected to your local poison center. Poison Centers are here for you with confidential, non-judgmental, and free expert advice.

Everyday items can be poisonous. Items like detergent pods, cleaners, mouthwash, soap, or medicines should never be left...
03/15/2026

Everyday items can be poisonous. Items like detergent pods, cleaners, mouthwash, soap, or medicines should never be left out.

🧼 Always close lids and caps tightly.
🧼 Keep products stored up, away, out of sight, and preferably in a locked box or cabinet.
🧼 Use child-resistant containers whenever possible, but remember nothing is 100% childproof.

If anyone swallows a product or gets it on their skin or in their eyes, call the Poison
Help line at 1-800-222-1222. It’s fast and free to call!

Only a few spots remain for the Babysitting Clinic! This clinic is a great opportunity to learn important safety tips su...
03/12/2026

Only a few spots remain for the Babysitting Clinic!

This clinic is a great opportunity to learn important safety tips such as how to assist a child choking, basic CPR, child care basics, and how to be a responsible babysitter!

🗓 Monday, April 6
⏰ 1:00–3:00 PM
📍 Randolph County Health Department

👧🧒 For ages 12 and older Spots are limited, so be sure to register by April 3rd! 🔗 Register here: https://randolphcountyhealth.org/course/2026-babysitting-clinic/ 📞 Or call: 660-263-6643

In places likes bowling alleys, parks, and restaurants, Missouri’s kids are still exposed to secondhand smoke. They dese...
03/11/2026

In places likes bowling alleys, parks, and restaurants, Missouri’s kids are still exposed to secondhand smoke. They deserve to breathe smokefree air. Together we can protect our communities by creating more smokefree spaces. Learn how at https://www.showmesmokefree.com/

03/09/2026
We appreciate our employees today and every day!
03/06/2026

We appreciate our employees today and every day!

Happy National IBCLC Day! Today, we’re celebrating the incredible work of lactation consultants everywhere, including ou...
03/06/2026

Happy National IBCLC Day!

Today, we’re celebrating the incredible work of lactation consultants everywhere, including our very own Lauren! As an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) at the Randolph County Health Department, Lauren plays a vital role in supporting parents and families on their infant-feeding journey.

Lauren’s compassion, expertise, and dedication shine through in everything she does. Her support makes a real difference for families in our community.

Join us in thanking Lauren and all IBCLCs for the important work you do to help parents and babies thrive. 💜💜💜

Congrats to Moberly Parks and Recreation!!
03/05/2026

Congrats to Moberly Parks and Recreation!!

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1319 US-24, Suite A
Moberly, MO
65270

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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