The Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department is a public health organization dedicated to preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting the well-being of the community. They offer a wide range of environmental health services, including food protection, on-site sewage programs, water supply programs, and radon testing. Additionally, they provide health services across the lifespan, such as immunizations, maternal infant health programs, and reproductive and sexual health services. With a mission to optimize community health and well-being, the department delivers expert and compassionate care through equitable services, outreach, and education. The department is actively involved in addressing public health emergencies and providing emergency preparedness information to the community. They also offer various programs and resources to combat tick-borne diseases, including Lyme disease, and provide updates and guidance on COVID-19, flu vaccines, and other preventable diseases. Through their proactive stance on radon awareness and their annual campaign called "Give a Can, Get a Kit," they educate the community about the dangers of radon exposure and provide free radon test kits in exchange for nonperishable food items or toiletries. The department is committed to promoting public health and ensuring the well-being of the residents in the Benzie and Leelanau counties, as well as the surrounding areas.Generated from the website

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