Emmons County Public Health

Emmons County Public Health Emmons County Public Health is a county health unit in south central North Dakota. to 2 p.m.

NOTE: Please contact us prior to visiting the office to ensure there is a nurse available. Emmons County Public Health is a single county health unit that has served the citizens of its county since 1983. Services include the following:

* HEALTHY BABY CLINIC on the second Monday of the month from 3-6 p.m.
* IMMUNIZATION CLINIC on the second Tuesday of the month from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
* BIKE

HELMET safety education
* BLOOD PRESSURE checks
* BREASTFEEDING resources
* CAR SAFETY SEAT program
* CHILD HEALTH (well-baby program)
* CORRECTION FACILITY health-resource only
* DIABETES screening at monthly Senior Citizen clinics and anytime in the office
* FOOT CARE - Senior citizens 9 a.m. (In Braddock on the first Monday of the month; In Linton on the first Tuesday of the month; In Strasburg on the first Wednesday of the month; In Hazelton on the first Friday of the month; In Hague on the second Thursday of the month)
* EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS - Work with community partners as part of local emergency response team
* ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (water, sewer, health hazard abatement)
* FLU shots
* HEALTH FAIR activity for KEM Electric Coop
* HEALTH TRACKS (child health screening)
* HOME HEALTH - in-home nursing care
* IMMUNIZATIONS - for infants and children through age 18
* MEDICATION SETUP - home visits
* Member of CHILD PROTECTION TEAM and COUNTY INTERAGENCY TEAM
* NEWBORN home visits
* NUTRITION education
* SCHOOL HEALTH - hearing screens, health education and resource to the schools including, but not limited to, immunizations, puberty talks, flu shots
* PRESCHOOL EDUCATION programs and screening
* TOBACCO prevention and screening
* TUBERCULOSIS testing and management
* WEST NILE program - surveillance and education
* WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Program
* WORKSITE WELLNESS - Coordinator for County employees and Sheriff's Department
* YOUTH EDUCATION programs (first aid, bicycle safety)

06/23/2026

Tools to Talk with Your Young Person about Anything (including substance use)

Caregivers play a key role in helping young people navigate the risks that exist in today’s world. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has developed this video presentation to help parents and other caregivers communicate effectively with the young people they care about. The “Tools to Talk” video series is made up of eight short videos that offer skills to caregivers that they can use to communicate more effectively with their young person.

https://www.getsmartaboutdrugs.gov/toolstotalk

Ways to recharge this summer...
06/22/2026

Ways to recharge this summer...

☀️ 30 Days of Summer Self-Care ☀️

Self-care isn’t a luxury—it’s essential. Taking time to care for your mental, emotional and physical well-being helps you show up with more patience, energy and connection in everyday life.

Our 30 Days of Summer Self-Care calendar offers simple, approachable ideas that can be done individually or as a family. Each activity is a small reminder that caring for yourself matters—and that it can be built into even the busiest days.

💛 When we take care of ourselves, we take better care of the people we love.

📥 Download the 30 Days of Summer Self-Care calendar and make self-care a priority this summer. https://bit.ly/4b1kGBY

06/22/2026

🍷⚠️ Recognizing the Early Signs of Alcohol Concerns in Teens ⚠️🍷

The early warning signs of an alcohol problem can sometimes be hard to recognize because they may look similar to typical teen behaviorslike mood changes, seeking independence, or shifts in friendships.

That’s why it’s important for parents and caregivers to stay informed and aware of patterns that may signal something more serious.

Learning the signs to look for can help you better support your teen early and reduce risk before a bigger problem develops.

📘 Learn more about warning signs and ways to reduce risk:
niaaaforteens.niaaa.nih.gov/signs-problem

Open, ongoing conversations and supportive relationships make a real difference in helping teens make healthy choices.

5 ways to help your child manage stress.
06/15/2026

5 ways to help your child manage stress.

☀️ Summer doesn’t mean stress disappears—kids (and parents) can still feel it in different ways.

Feeling stressed is normal, but learning how to notice it and manage it can make a big difference for the whole family. 💖 Helping your child recognize stress early and build healthy coping skills can go a long way in supporting their well-being.

Check out these practical tips to support your family: https://bit.ly/3Pm8OQw

Ni****ne isn’t made for growing brains. For youth, it can impact focus, mood, and how the brain develops—making it harde...
06/13/2026

Ni****ne isn’t made for growing brains.
For youth, it can impact focus, mood, and how the brain develops—making it harder to break free later on.
Choose you. Choose your health.
Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW, visit hhs.nd.gov/ndquits, or text ‘start’ to 300500.

06/12/2026

🚘 Have a Plan. Choose a Sober Ride. 🚫🍻

Drinking or using substances? Don’t drive.

It only takes one impaired decision to change a life forever.
✅ Plan ahead
✅ Designate a sober driver
✅ Use a rideshare or call someone you trust

Your safety and the safety of others is worth it.

Let’s keep our roads safe and our nights regret-free.

BUI = DUI. Don't take the fun out of summer boating!🚤🚤
06/12/2026

BUI = DUI. Don't take the fun out of summer boating!🚤🚤

Every quit attempt is a step close to better health.You don’t fail—you practice. And practice builds success. Try again....
06/12/2026

Every quit attempt is a step close to better health.
You don’t fail—you practice. And practice builds success. Try again.
Quit tip – drink water. Water eases some of the discomforts that often come with ni****ne withdrawal.
Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW, visit hhs.nd.gov/ndquits, or text ‘start’ to 300500.

Those “small” pouches can carry a big hit of ni****ne—and that means a stronger hold on your body.Quitting now puts you ...
06/11/2026

Those “small” pouches can carry a big hit of ni****ne—and that means a stronger hold on your body.
Quitting now puts you back in control. Less ni****ne, fewer cravings, more freedom.
You don’t have to fight it alone—support is here when you’re ready.
Quit tip – talk with a quit coach who can discuss safe medications to help you become healthier.
Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW, visit hhs.nd.gov/ndquits, or text ‘start’ to 300500.

Come and get some coffee this morning!
06/10/2026

Come and get some coffee this morning!

We are set up and open in front of the ambulance garage in Linton!
6:30-12

Address

118 E Spruce Avenue
Linton, ND
58552

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+17012544027

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