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| Introduction | Welcome Message | City Council | City Buildings & Numbers | | City Administration | Volunteer Service | History | City Stats | | City Services | Safety Services | Parks & Recreation | UA Board of Health | | Good Neighbor Guidelines | Miscellaneous City Business | Financial Info. | | Economic Development | Master Plan | UA Area Chamber of Commerce | Schools | | Child Care Facilities | Libraries | Service Organizations | Churches | Postal Service | | Utilities | Athletic Groups | Medical Facilities | Human Services | Motorist Info. | | Voter Registration | Elected Officials | Government Toll Free Numbers | Community Info. Upper Arlington Board of HealthClick here for additional details of the City's various Boards and Commissions.General Information, 614-462-3160 Fax, 614-462-6672 Environmental Health Services Dog Bite Reporting, 614-462-4538 Environmental Complaints & Questions, 614-462-3160 Mosquito Hotline, 462-BITE Smoke Free Hotline, 462-4AIR Nursing Services Child and Adult Immunizations, 614-462-3635 Immunization Records, 614-462-3635 Senior Adult Clinics, 614-462-3719 The City of Upper Arlington maintains its own local Board of Health but contracts with the Franklin County Board of Health (FCBH) Franklin County Board of Health as its service provider. All inspections and health services are performed by staff of the FCBH, under the direction of the Upper Arlington Board of Health. The FCBH administers environmental, nursing and administrative services, monitoring environmental issues that could impact the health of citizens, and provides preventive health services aimed at maintaining and advancing good physical health. Environmental Division Investigates food service and preparation operations, sewage and water pollution, animal bites, litter and nuisance issues, plumbing construction, pest and rodent problems, as well as general environmental and safety issues as they arise. The division also offers laboratory services for ticks, mosquitoes, rabies, radon contamination, building and real estate needs, and basic environmental checks. Nursing Division Offers multiple programs to meet the basic health needs of residents, including immunization clinics for children and Senior Assessment Clinics, which provide health evaluations, nursing treatments, flu shots, counseling, referral and follow-ups for residents at least 60 years of age. The special needs of children with medical handicaps are met by using other community agencies and specialty teams to provide comprehensive care, home assessment, information and follow-ups. 4/08 City Manager's Office City of Upper Arlington 3600 Tremont Road Upper Arlington, OH 43221 Phone: 614-583-5040 www.ua-ohio.net |
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