Okmulgee County Health Department

11/27/2025

Offices will be closed Thursday, Nov. 27th and Friday, Nov. 28th for Thanksgiving. Wishing all Oklahomans a happy, healthy Thanksgiving holiday!

Las oficinas permanecerán cerradas el jueves 27 y el viernes 28 de noviembre con motivo del Día de Acción de Gracias.

11/25/2025

Your brain’s just getting started. Habits you build now, like moving
more, eating well, staying curious, and sleeping better, may help lower your Alzheimer’s risk. Invest in your future self.

11/23/2025

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11/23/2025

Antibiotics aren’t always the answer. Smart use today helps antibiotics work tomorrow. Don’t miss out on safe, effective treatment. Talk to your health care provider.

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11/20/2025

Did you know the Take Charge program has several partner providers in rural areas? Services for individuals who meet the program guidelines may include a health history, cancer risk history, limited pelvic exam, Pap test, HPV testing, clinical breast exam, and a free mammogram (for those 40+).

To see if you qualify for services, complete the eligibility form at https://brnw.ch/21wXG7z or call 1(888) 669-5934 to speak with a patient navigator.

11/20/2025

Every step toward better health counts! Within minutes of quitting smoking, your body starts to heal, and the benefits keep growing over time. Whether it’s been 20 minutes or 15 years, your future gets brighter with every smoke-free day.
Call the Oklahoma To***co Helpline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW for free support to start your quit journey today. Learn more at https://brnw.ch/21wXFky.

11/19/2025

Did you know? Viruses like cold or flu don’t respond to antibiotics. Taking antibiotics when you don’t need them can do more harm than good. Protect yourself, your family, and your community by using antibiotics only when they’re truly needed.

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11/18/2025

Think you know the truth about lead poisoning? Test your knowledge!

11/16/2025

11/13/2025

📣 Notice to Our Clients:
Our staff will be attending a training on Friday, November 14, and no clinical services will be available that day.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call us. Thank you for your understanding!

11/12/2025

Did you know bats are one of the main carriers of rabies in Oklahoma? People and pets get rabies mainly from bites by infected animals, but there are several ways to prevent this. If you see a bat, do not touch it or pick it up.
Rabies is seen in skunks and in smaller numbers in horses, cattle, cats, dogs and other mammals. The OSDH Epidemiologist-on-Call is available 24/7 regarding rabies recommendations specific to animal bites at (405) 426-8710.