Public Health, Delta & Menominee Counties

Public Health, Delta & Menominee Counties Local public health department serving Michigan's Delta and Menominee Counties.

The purpose of the site is to serve as a mechanism for communication between Public Health, Delta & Menominee Counties (PHDM) and members of the public. PHDM reserves the right to remove content based on the criteria listed below:

• Content not related to the particular issue being commented upon;
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PHDM's next Menominee County Mobile Unit outing is this Friday, October 9th. The same times and locations as the previou...
10/05/2026

PHDM's next Menominee County Mobile Unit outing is this Friday, October 9th.

The same times and locations as the previous outing. COVID and flu vaccination will be available on the unit. For more information about the mobile unit visit: https://www.phdm.org/departments/mobile_clinic/index.php

PHDM is having 3 Mobile Flu Clinics next week in Escanaba. Clinic 1: Tuesday October 6 at the Delta County Chamber of Co...
09/30/2026

PHDM is having 3 Mobile Flu Clinics next week in Escanaba.

Clinic 1: Tuesday October 6 at the Delta County Chamber of Commerce from 10 am - 2pm

Clinic 2: Wednesday October 7 at the Escanaba Public Library from 10 am- 2pm

Clinic 3: Tuesday October 13 at the Delta County Chamber of Commerce from 12 pm to 4pm

All times are eastern, no appointment required and most insurances are accepted.

For questions or more information call PHDM at (906) 786-4111 or visit PHDM.org

🤰🍼 Pregnant or breastfeeding? Lead exposure is something to be aware of.Lead can pass through the placenta to a developi...
09/29/2026

🤰🍼 Pregnant or breastfeeding? Lead exposure is something to be aware of.

Lead can pass through the placenta to a developing baby and can also pass through breast milk when a parent is exposed. If you are concerned about lead exposure from your home, drinking water, job, hobbies, or other sources, talk with your healthcare provider about whether a blood lead test is appropriate for you.

Learn more about lead exposure and your health:
https://www.michigan.gov/mileadsafe/learn/lead-and-your-health

Opportunity for Nursing and Social Work continuing education credit. Learn about Childhood Lead Poisoning
09/28/2026

Opportunity for Nursing and Social Work continuing education credit. Learn about Childhood Lead Poisoning

A new job opportunity is open for the a Breastfeeding Peer Counselor. Interested applicants should send a cover letter, ...
09/25/2026

A new job opportunity is open for the a Breastfeeding Peer Counselor. Interested applicants should send a cover letter, resume, college transcripts, and an employment application to PHDM Human Resources.

To find the job posting and employment application, go to www.phdm.org/employment.

Lead exposure can happen when old painted surfaces peel, chip, create dust, or are disturbed during home repairs or reno...
09/24/2026

Lead exposure can happen when old painted surfaces peel, chip, create dust, or are disturbed during home repairs or renovation.

Before starting a project in an older home, consider having painted surfaces tested for lead and learn how to work safely.

Learn more about lead paint and dust: https://www.michigan.gov/mileadsafe/learn/paint-and-dust

With back to school, it’s important for families and schools to stay informed about youth ni****ne use. Ni****ne pouches...
09/22/2026

With back to school, it’s important for families and schools to stay informed about youth ni****ne use. Ni****ne pouches are the second most commonly used to***co product among U.S. middle and high school students, behind e-cigarettes (2025 National Youth To***co Survey).

Many schools have ni****ne-free and drug-free policies that may include ni****ne pouches and other ni****ne products. Talk with youth about ni****ne use and review your school’s policies and code of conduct together. Staying informed and having open conversations can help support healthy choices throughout the school year. 💙

📚 Learn more:
• Truth Initiative: Facts About Oral Ni****ne Pouches- https://truthinitiative.org/research-resources/emerging-to***co-products/oral-ni****ne-pouches

• American Lung Association: Ni****ne Pouches, Va**ng & Youth Mental Health- https://www.lung.org/blog/teens-ni****ne-pouches-vaping

• Michigan Legislature: Michigan Law & Youth Ni****ne Use- https://www.legislature.mi.gov/Laws/MCL?objectName=mcl-722-642

As the school year gets into full swing, stay informed, stay connected, and keep supporting healthy choices as a family! 🎒💙🎒💙

Why is blood lead testing important?Lead is an invisible threat that is found throughout our environment. A blood lead t...
09/21/2026

Why is blood lead testing important?

Lead is an invisible threat that is found throughout our environment. A blood lead test can tell you if you or your loved ones have recent or ongoing exposures to lead. A blood lead test cannot tell you whether you or your loved ones had exposures in the past.

Blood lead testing is particularly important for young children and pregnant persons because exposure to lead early in life has been shown to negatively impact learning, behavior, hearing, and growth.

Lead exposure is preventable. The key is stopping children from coming into contact with lead. Learn more about lead and health: https://www.michigan.gov/mileadsafe/learn/lead-and-your-health

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Escanaba, MI
49829

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