Le, Huy Van DMD

The Whiteside County Health Department (WCHD) has been serving the community since 1966, providing comprehensive public health services alongside primary and preventative medical care, behavioral health, dental, oral surgery, and optometry services through its federally funded Community Health Clinic. With a commitment to accessibility, WCHD operates on a sliding fee scale, ensuring that no individual is denied care based on their ability to pay or personal characteristics. WCHD consists of approximately 115 employees across three primary locations, offering essential services such as environmental health, maternal child health programs, and animal control. Additionally, the department's Mobile Unit enhances outreach by providing medical care in various settings, while funding is secured through state and federal grants, service fees, and county taxes. Generated from the website

Whiteside County Health Department, with offices in Rock Falls and Morrison, serves the community with a focus on environmental health and wellness. The Rock Falls office is conveniently located on W. 2nd St, providing essential services to residents in the area. Generated from their website's infomation

The Whiteside County Health Department (WCHD), established in 1966, serves as a comprehensive public health agency dedicated to providing a wide range of traditional public health services alongside primary and preventative medical care, behavioral health support, dental services, oral surgery, and optometry through its federally funded community health clinic. With approximately 115 employees, WCHD ensures accessibility to healthcare for all residents, offering services regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, or ability to pay. In addition to healthcare services, WCHD oversees the county's mandated Animal Control Department and operates from multiple locations, including a main facility in Rock Falls and a recently acquired Mobile Unit designed to reach underserved populations. Funding for the department comes from various sources, including state and federal grants, fee-for-service, and local taxes, enabling it to effectively address the health needs of the community. Generated from the website