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CHILD & FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES
& WIC Program |
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The Adams County and Brown County Child & Family
Health clinics offer the following services: |
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Women's Health
Services
- Diagnosis & Treatment for Minor
Gynecologic Problems
- Pap Test/Pelvic Exam
- Breast Exams
- STD Testing & Treatment
- Pregnancy Testing
- Birth Control Methods
- Counseling & Education
- Referrals as Needed
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Cancer Screening Clinic
Serves uninsured, low-income women aged 40
and over. One day per month, Adams County only. |
Men's Health
Services
- Exams & Screenings
- STD Testing & Treatment
- Birth Control Methods
- Counseling & Education
- Referrals as Needed
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Family
Planning Provides services to
females and males - no age limits. |
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We accept Medicaid to cover cost of services
provided to you.
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We offer a Sliding Scale to determine the amount of
discount that you may qualify to receive.
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We offer services at "No Charge" to those that
qualify.
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We offer our clients a Monthly Payment Plan with 0%
interest on any unpaid balance.
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Office Hours
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m
Monday - Friday |
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Clinics are offered at two locations for your convenience.
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Adams County Clinic
9137 St. Rt. 136, West Union, OH 45693
Family Planning & WIC
937-544-3796 FAX: 937-544-8955
Brown County Clinic
406 W. Plum St., Georgetown, OH 45121
Family Planning
937-378-6041 ext. 252
FAX: 937-378-2321
WIC
937-378-6030 ext. 288 & 289
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| What is WIC? WIC is a nutrition education
program. This program provides nutritious foods which
promote good health for pregnant women, women who just had a
baby, breastfeeding moms, infants, and children up to age
five. Who is eligible and How do I qualify? Women
who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a baby less than
six months old, and infants and children up to five years of
age. You must live in Ohio, meet the WIC income
guidelines, meet certain nutritional or health risks.
WIC will provide you with nutritional education and
support, breastfeeding education and support, referral for
health care, immunization screening and referral, and
supplemental foods like: Milk, cereal, juice, eggs, peanut
butter or beans, infant formula, and tuna fish and carrots
(if you are breastfeeding).
To apply call your local clinic to schedule an
appointment to meet with a WIC staff member.
What to bring to your first visit: Proof of income, Proof
of address, Proof of identity for you and any applicants,
All family members applying for WIC services, If pregnant, a
doctor's statement showing due date, Children's shot
records.
WIC Income Guidelines: |
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Family Size |
Annual Income |
Monthly Income |
Bi-weekly Income |
Weekly Income |
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1 |
$ 20,036 |
$ 1,670 |
$ 771 |
$ 386 |
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2 |
$ 26,955 |
$ 2,247 |
$ 1,037 |
$ 519 |
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3 |
$ 33,874 |
$ 2,823 |
$ 1,303 |
$ 652 |
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4 |
$ 40,793 |
$ 3,400 |
$ 1,569 |
$ 785 |
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5 |
$ 47,712 |
$ 3,976 |
$ 1,836 |
$ 918 |
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6 |
$ 54,631 |
$ 4,553 |
$ 2,102 |
$ 1,051 |
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7 |
$ 61,550 |
$ 5,130 |
$ 2,368 |
$ 1,184 |
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8 |
$ 68,469 |
$ 5,706 |
$ 2,634 |
$ 1,317 |
| If you have more than eight in the family, please
contact your local WIC clinic for guidelines. |
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