Clinic Services
Immunization, and Reproductive and Sexual Health Clinic times are listed in the calendar(s) below.
Please Call 585.268.9250 *option 3 to schedule an appointment.
Please Text 585.808.7626 as a returning patient to schedule an appointment.
The ACDOH WIC program welcomes new applicants on an ongoing basis, please call 585-593-2533 for more information.
Meet Our Clinical Services Staff
| April Worth | Director Of Patient Services | 585.268.9250 | April.Worth@alleganyco.gov |
| Brandi Kio | Clinic Secretary | 585.268.9466 | Brandi.Kio@alleganyco.gov |
| Brianna Black | Registered Nurse | 585.268.9260 | Brianna.Black@alleganyco.gov |
| Teresa Kuhn | Registered Nurse | 585.268.9655 | Teresa.Kuhn@alleganyco.gov |
| Taryn Boden | Nurse Practitioner | 585.268.5034 | Taryn.Boden@alleganyco.gov |
Measles
Links to Helpful Resources
New York State Department of Health: Get the facts about Measles
Centers for Disease Control: Measles (Rubeola)
Measles Immunization
If you are interested in getting a Measles shot, please call your Healthcare Provider or schedule an immunization with our Clinic at 585-268-9250, press option 3.
You are generally considered immune to measles if you meet one of the following criteria:
- You have documented records of receiving two doses of the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccine.
- You were born before 1957.
- A healthcare provider has previously confirmed through a blood test that you are immune.
Can provide for complete reproductive and sexual health services including contraception method consultation including but not limited to:
- Pills (Oral Contraception)
- Shot (Depo)
- Nuva Ring
- Patch (Ortho-Evra)
- Condoms
- IUD’s
- Nexplanon
Sliding fee available for those uninsured. Fee may be as low as $0.00
Find out if you’re eligible for the NYS Family Planning Benefit Program.
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
Public health education is at the core of what we do. Presentations can be made to elementary, junior high and high school students, community groups and service clubs, private business and industry personnel and volunteer agencies. Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Sexually Transmitted Infection Prevention
- Contraception
- Dangers of Sugar Sweetened Beverages
- Sexting
- Lead Poisoning Prevention
- Immunizations
Contact us to arrange for a presentation:
Robert Matasich
Rob.Matasich@alleganyco.gov
Supervising Public Health Educator
(585) 268-9437
Emergency contraception (EC) includes any method that acts after intercourse to prevent pregnancy. Through The Allegany County Department of Health the Plan B pill is available. It is NOT an abortion pill and does NOT disturb an implanted pregnancy. It may prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus. Males and females over the age of 14 can go to a Pharmacy without a prescription to obtain Plan B, however there is a fee of approximately $65 per pill. Through our Reproductive and Sexual Health clinics individuals without insurance (or those who wish not to disclose their insurance) will be placed on a sliding fee scale with a maximum fee of $6 (most may qualify to receive EC for free).
The Reproductive and Sexual Health Clinics also offer reliable birth control methods for your contraceptive use and reproductive health. If you currently have or qualify for the Family Planning Benefit Program (Medicaid that covers your reproductive health) it allows you to obtain Plan B from a pharmacy up to 6 times a year for no charge without a prescription.
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
What is the Family Planning Benefit Program (FPBP)?
The FPBP is a public health insurance program for New Yorkers who need family planning services. It is intended to increase access to confidential family planning services and to enable teens, women, and men of childbearing age to prevent and/or reduce the incidence of unintentional pregnancies.
Learn more about the FPBP by visiting https://www.health.ny.gov/health_care/medicaid/program/longterm/familyplanbenprog.htm
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
Ora-Quick (ORAL) HIV Testing is available at Allegany County Department of Health clinics by appointment.
- Results obtained in 20 minutes
- Sliding fee available for those uninsured.
- Fee may be as low as $0.00.
- Find out if you’re eligible for the NYS Family Planning Benefit Program.
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
HIV testing is offered to everyone per public health law, with opt-out option for those not seeking testing at this time.
Allegany County sponsors Immunization Clinics for adults and children. Most services are free to those who qualify and a sliding fee scale is provided for others.
If you are unable to make it to one of our clinics, check with your local pharmacy or the list below for vaccines available.
HPV is the Human Papilloma Virus. HPV can lead to genital warts, cervical cancer in women, penile cancer in men, anal cancer and throat cancer. Your risk for HPV is lowered through a vaccine called Gardasil, and it is recommended for persons age 9-26.
Vaccination is not recommended for everyone older than age 26 years.
- Some adults age 27 through 45 years who are not already vaccinated may decide to get HPV vaccine after speaking with their health care provider about their risk for new HPV infections and the possible benefits of vaccination for them.
- HPV vaccination in this age range provides less benefit, because more people in this age range have already been exposed to HPV.
Call us for details or to schedule an appointment (585) 268-9250.
Adult Immunization
Most adults do not realize that they need immunizations. Please call us for a FREE individualized assessment of immunizations you could benefit from per CDC recommendations. (585) 268-9250
Immunization for Children
Immunization schedules for children are changing all the time. Please call us for a FREE individualized assessment of immunizations you could benefit from per CDC recommendations. (585) 268-9250
Immunization clinics are held in Belmont by appointment only. During influenza season clinics are held in several different locations throughout Allegany County.
Immunizations are billed to insurances or self pay. If self pay is utilized an income based payment system is available. The self pay range could be $0 to full cost of vaccine. Call us to determine fee! (585) 268-9250
Malaria, Typhoid and Yellow Fever vaccines are not available.
April Worth
Director of Patient Services
(585) 268-9250
Lead poising can cause problems with a child’s growth, behavior, and ability to learn. The Allegany County Department of Health provides education, case management, and primary prevention services.
Available Services:
- Environmental Lead Assessment – Provide environmental lead assessments for children identified with elevated blood lead levels.
- Education Programs-How to Prevent lead poisoning in children
- Case Management – Public Health nurse working with families to lower high blood lead levels in children.
Primary Prevention Services:
- Community Awareness
Click HERE or View list below for Lead Hazard Product Recalls
WE WORK FOR YOUR WELL BEING
Women who are eligible for a PAP Smear per ACOG Guidelines
- Sliding fee available for those uninsured
- Fee may be as low as $0.00
- Find out if you’re eligible for the NYS Family Planning Benefit Program.
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
We offer physicals at our clinic.
- Work physicals (not for CDL)
- School physicals
- Sports physicals
Insurance is not accepted for physicals – a $60 fee is due at the time of the visit.
Call (585) 268-9652 for an appointment.
Urine Pregnancy Testing is available at the Allegany County Department of Health by appointment only.
- Results within 5 minutes
- Sliding fee scale available for those who are uninsured. Fee may be as low as $0.00
- Find out if you’re eligible for the NYS Family Planning Benefit Program.
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
Allegany County residents can dispose of their sharps and needles at any of the following Transfer Stations listed below. Allegany County does not distribute sharps containers, they can be supplied from your druggist or supplier of medications. An empty laundry soap tub can also be used – the container is necessary for your safety and the safety of the employees handling the sharps. This service is free.
The Allegany County Department of Health offers STI Testing and Treatment per CDC guidelines. Click on one of the Sexually Transmitted Diseases listed below to go to the fact sheet for that disease.
Sliding fee available for most services to those uninsured
Fee may be as low as $0.00
Find out if you’re eligible for the NYS Family Planning Benefit Program
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
HIV testing is offered to everyone per public health law, with opt-out option for those not seeking testing at this time.
For more information on STI’s visit the New York State Department of Health.
In our Reproductive Health and Sexual Health clinics we offer Women’s Wellness Annual Exams. Per ACOG Guidelines all women are recommended to have an annual exam regardless of age or sexual activity. An annual exam includes blood pressure, weight, BMI (body mass index), palpation of abdomen and lymph nodes, clinical breast exam, and an assessment of overall health.
Pelvic exam requirements are based upon health history and age.
Call (585) 268-9250 for an appointment.
Allegany County Department of Health is now accepting electronic online payments with a credit card for co-pays, permits, fines/fees, etc. Please follow this link to make a payment via credit card for all Department of Health related invoices https://pay.xpress-pay.com/org/5804374BA291413
If your payment requires an application to be filed (Sanitary Survey, septic, food permit, etc.), please fill out the application electronically and email it to: healthinfo@alleganyco.gov or you can mail it to: Allegany County Department of Health 7 Court Street Belmont, NY 14813. Once payment is made and the application received, a member of our staff will reach out to you.
Only invoices $10.00 or more can be paid online. For payments less than $10.00, please call 585-268-9250 and a staff member can assist you.