Caswell County Health Department

Caswell County Health Department The Caswell County Health Department Women's Health Program offers confidential medical services to women, with an emphasis on reproductive health.

Our mission is to protect the health and welfare of citizens and to meet the county's health needs through direct services, assessment, evaluation, and community partnerships. Service include: physical exam, laboratory testing, and referrals as needed. In addition, basic birth control methods are available.

Today, the Caswell County Health Department family is mourning the loss of a very special friend, colleague, and public ...
09/11/2026

Today, the Caswell County Health Department family is mourning the loss of a very special friend, colleague, and public health partner, Kim Shelton.

Kim was the school nurse at North Elementary, but to us, she was so much more. She was a trusted partner, a fierce advocate for her students, a caring presence in our community, and someone our entire team loved and respected. Her dedication to the Caswell County School family was evident in everything she did, and her heart for children and families was impossible to miss.

One of the things we will always remember about Kim happened during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. When things were uncertain and difficult for everyone, Kim volunteered to help our team make calls to check on patients who were isolating at home. During one of those calls, a patient mentioned that he was running out of food and could really use a loaf of bread.

Kim didn’t hesitate.

She insisted that we take a little road trip with her to porch-drop a loaf of bread at his home.

It was just a loaf of bread. But it was also so much more than that.

That was Kim. She saw a need, and she found a way to help. She didn’t need recognition, a program, or a title to make a difference. She simply cared—and then she acted.

That same compassion was woven into everything she did for her students, her school, her community, and the many people fortunate enough to work alongside her. We will miss her kindness, her spirit, her humor, her partnership, and that big heart that made her such a special person to so many of us.

Our hearts are with Kim’s family, her friends, her North Elementary family, her fellow school nurse family, and all of the Pandas who were lucky enough to have her in their corner.

Kim leaves behind a legacy of caring that will not soon be forgotten. We are grateful that we had the privilege of knowing her, working alongside her, and calling her our friend.

Rest peacefully, Kim. We will carry your memory—and your example of what it means to care for others—with us.

This post could help someone you love.Ovarian cancer symptoms can be vague and easy to overlook, but knowing what to wat...
09/01/2026

This post could help someone you love.

Ovarian cancer symptoms can be vague and easy to overlook, but knowing what to watch for matters.

💙 Bloating
💙 Pelvic or abdominal pain
💙 Trouble eating or feeling full quickly
💙 Urinary frequency

Take a moment to learn the symptoms, then share them with someone you care about.

Learn more at ovarian.org.



Esta publicación podría ayudar a alguien a quien amas.

Los síntomas del cáncer de ovario pueden ser vagos y fáciles de pasar por alto, pero saber a qué prestar atención es importante.

💙 Hinchazón abdominal
💙 Dolor pélvico o abdominal
💙 Dificultad para comer o sensación de saciedad rápida
💙 Necesidad frecuente de orinar

Para más información visite nuestra página web, ovarian.org.

The Center for Thriving Communities at the UNC School of Medicine is facilitating listening engagement sessions in the n...
08/17/2026

The Center for Thriving Communities at the UNC School of Medicine is facilitating listening engagement sessions in the next two weeks to improve health in NC communities. These sessions are intended for the general public, including agency and community-based organization partners in counties they live, particularly in region 4 (Alamance, Caswell, Chatham, Durham, Franklin, Granville, Johnston, Nash, Orange, Person, Vance, Wake, Warren, and Wilson counties).

The closest session for Caswell County residents happens to be in Yanceyville on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 10am (see details below)

Registration is required

While there are no cases currently in Caswell, it is best practice to always wash produce thoroughly before eating.
07/30/2026

While there are no cases currently in Caswell, it is best practice to always wash produce thoroughly before eating.

North Carolina is now reporting 718 cases and 24 hospitalizations since early May.

A new statewide dashboard is available to keep the public informed with weekly updates. Current interviews show parsley and cilantro are often mentioned, but many people did not eat either, meaning there may be more than one source.

Please continue washing produce thoroughly and cook foods when possible. Contact a health care provider if you are experiencing severe or persistent diarrhea. Staying hydrated is also important.

Read the full release here ➡️ https://bit.ly/44Un3Du
Access the statewide dashboard here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4x79Hj9
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Carolina del Norte registra actualmente 718 casos y 24 hospitalizaciones desde principios de mayo.

Ya está disponible un nuevo panel de información a nivel estatal para mantener al público informado mediante actualizaciones semanales. Las entrevistas realizadas hasta el momento indican que a menudo se mencionan el perejil y el cilantro; sin embargo, muchas personas no consumieron ninguno de los dos, lo que sugiere que podría haber más de una fuente de contagio.

Por favor, continúe lavando minuciosamente los productos agrícolas y cocine los alimentos siempre que sea posible. Consulte a un profesional de la salud si presenta diarrea grave o persistente. También es importante mantenerse hidratado.

Lea el comunicado completo aquí ➡️ https://bit.ly/44Un3Du
Acceda al panel de información estatal aquí ➡️ https://bit.ly/4x79Hj9

07/01/2026

We’re excited that our fan program is back! 🎉🌀 With the heat expected to be intense this week ☀️🔥, we have a limited number of fans available!
Stop by the front desk to complete an application and grab yours while supplies last! 📝💨

📢 Notice to PatientsEffective July 1, 2026, the following fees and policies will apply:Self-Pay Patients• Laboratory tes...
06/22/2026

📢 Notice to Patients
Effective July 1, 2026, the following fees and policies will apply:
Self-Pay Patients
• Laboratory tests sent to LabCorp will be offered at LabCorp’s discounted self-pay rate.
• A $40 handling fee will be applied to all laboratory orders. This fee may be reduced or waived for patients who qualify under the Health Department's Sliding Fee Scale Program.
• To receive the discounted lab rate, all applicable fees must be paid prior to specimen collection.
All Patients
• TB Skin Test and Screening: $25 flat fee
• TB QuantiFERON®-TB Gold Test (including handling fee): $92.00
If you have any questions regarding these fees or your eligibility for financial assistance, please contact our office.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

TODAY!!! Come see us from 1pm - 4pm 🐾
05/14/2026

TODAY!!! Come see us from 1pm - 4pm 🐾

05/11/2026
Does your furry family member need a Rabies Vaccine? 🐾Mark your calendar to join us for our low cost clinic on May 14th ...
04/22/2026

Does your furry family member need a Rabies Vaccine? 🐾
Mark your calendar to join us for our low cost clinic on May 14th from 1pm - 4pm in the Health Department parking lot.
Cost: $10 Cash Only

Address

189 County Park Road
Yanceyville, NC
27379

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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