Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department

  Click "See Weekly Schedule" for vaccine appointment availability or click on the Testing Clinic day for testing appointments.              

                 

              

Waiting for your testing results-

If you were tested with Honu and still waiting for a test result, please call 855-873-6996 or email covid19help@honumg.com.

             

             

  • Anyone who needs assistance scheduling an appointment should call our Public Health Information Line at 231-882-2197.

  • COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard

 

*COVID-19 Update Emails

 

COVID-19 Inquiry/Question Form

Call our Public Health Information Line at 231-882-2197 or email questions to hotline@bldhd.org

 

Noncompliance Reporting/Complaint Form

 

Notices:

The Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department is seeking RFPs for a Hosted Unified Communication as a Service Solution.  RFP details are included on the links below.

RFP Detail Information

Appendix A - Vendor Questionnaire

 

Environmental Health:  

Information regarding available services, applications, and downloadable versions of the sanitary code can be found on our Environmental Health page.  Any questions related to the resumption of services, the implemented social distancing restrictions, and fees should be directed to our county branch office.

Increase in Environmental Health Fees: 

Effective November 1, 2021, fees for environmental health services for permits and evaluations that require a water test will increase.  Please make sure you are using an application with a date of 11/1/2021.  A detailed fee schedule can be seen by clicking on the link below:

Environmental Health Fees Effective Nov 1, 2021.

 

Personal Health: 

The Personal Health Division of the Health Department will be open for appointment ONLY visits. This includes programs like WIC, IMMS, and Family Planning. Please call 231-882-4409 for more information. Visitors to the Benzonia office only will go through a health screen before entry into the building.  If an individual presents a fever or other symptoms, they will be directed back to their vehicle and a nurse will tend to them in their car. 

 

The mission of the Benzie-Leelanau District Health Department is to prevent disease, prolong life, and promote public health through:

  • Prevention and control of environmental health hazards
  • Prevention and control of diseases
  • Prevention and control of health problems of particularly vulnerable populations
  • Development of health care facilities and health services delivery systems
  • Regulation of health care facilities and health services systems to the extent provided by law

                                   

 

 

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