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 The Washington Township Health Department would like to make area residents aware that NJCEED (NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection) is offering several opportunities for cancer awareness / prevention during the month of March. Free transportation is available to cancer screening appointments for individuals without health insurance who meet age and income...
 February 23 - March 1, 2022 has been designated as BOOST NJ2 week. During this week, Health Departments, Pharmacies, Health Centers and pop-up sites all over the state will, once again, be offering  Free Vaccine Clinics for all NJ residents ages 5 and up who are eligible, as per CDC guidelines, for first...
 >>>> Please take note: Due to decreasing demand for vaccinations, we may pause clinics until such time as demand again increases. Sign up now to get yourself up to date on your vaccinations, especially if you are eligible for a booster.Â
With all of the COVID confusion, you may find yourself wondering what's out there, in our area, for you? What is available? What do you need to get yourself tested? Vaccinated? The Washington Township Health Department has compiled a chart of opportunities available for testing and vaccination which answers all of the...
>>>> Please take note: Due to decreasing demand for vaccinations, we may pause clinics until such time as demand again increases. Sign up now to get yourself up to date on your vaccinations, especially if you are eligible for a booster. <<<< The Washington Township Health Department, in cooperation with Greenbrook...
The Washington Township Health Department along with our own school nurse, Nancy Braithwaite, from Old Farmer's Road School in long Valley, would like to make residents aware that Friday, February 4th is National "Go Red for Women" day. In honor of "Go Red for Women", we would like to point out...
With all of the COVID confusion you may find yourself wondering what's out there, in our area, for you? What is available? What do you need to get yourself tested? Vaccinated? The Washington Township Health Department has compiled a chart of eligible opportunities for testing and vaccination, which answers all the age old questions: ...
 >>>> Please take note: Due to decreasing demand for vaccinations, we may pause clinics until such time as demand again increases. Sign up now to get yourself up to date on your vaccinations, especially if you are eligible for a booster.Â
 The Washington Township Health Department along with our own school nurse, Nancy Braithwaite, from Old Farmer's Road School in long Valley, would like to make residents aware that Friday, February 4th is National "Go Red for Women" day.  In honor of "Go Red for Women", we would like to point out...
 The Washington Township Health Department has become aware of a COVID Testing site that opened today, January 26, 2022.  WHERE:  Belvidere NJ - Goodwill Firehouse - 689 Water St.  Belvidere, NJ HOURS of OPERATION:  Monday through Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm    Beginning January 26, 2022 and running through...
 Morris County has partnered with Atlantic Health Systems (AHS) to provide COVID-19 vaccination clinics to residents. First, second, and booster doses will be provided at these clinics to persons aged 12 and older. No pediatric doses will be provided. Although walk-ins may be accepted on a first-come first-served basis, preregistration is required....
 The Washington Township Health Department, in cooperation with Greenbrook Family Medicine will hold a vaccine clinic for: Pediatric Pfizer COVID vaccine for ages 5-11 Pfizer vaccines/boosters for ages 12 and up Moderna vaccine/boosters for ages 18 and up  WHEN?    Tuesday, January 25th, 2022 WHAT TIME?  4:00pm - 7:00pm WHERE?   WMCHS Media Room. For complete...
  The Washington Township Health Department would like to make area residents aware that the State of New Jersey is now offering FREE Rapid Antigen tests for every household. Each household can receive a package of 4 FDA approved Rapid Antigen tests to use at home to help people determine if they are,...
  The Washington Township Health Department, in cooperation with Greenbrook Family Medicine will hold a vaccine clinic for: Pediatric Pfizer COVID vaccine for ages 5-11 Pfizer vaccines/boosters for ages 12 and up Moderna vaccine/boosters for ages 18 and up  WHEN?    Tuesday, January 25th, 2022 WHAT TIME?  4:00pm - 7:00pm WHERE? ...
 So you're not feeling well and your symptoms are very much like those described for COVID 19. OR you've been tested and the results are positive ... WHAT DO YOU DO NOW? Where do you start? Which day is Day #1? How long do you have to stay in isolation? When can...
 The Washington Township Health Department wants to remind you that regular check ups as well as Cancer Screenings are still important. NJCEED and Atlantic Health Care are offering free Cancer Screenings for women over the age of 21 and men over the age of 45 who do not have health...
    The Washington Township Health Department would like to make area residents aware of Free Covid-19 testing being made available at the County College of Morris. Testing is available by appointment only. No one will be permitted to walk into the facility without an appointment, and appointments must be scheduled on-line...
A free rabies vaccine clinic for domestic cats and dogs will be held at the Washington Township DPW Building, 54 Rock Rd. in Long Valley, on Saturday, January 8, 2022 from 9:00am to 11:00am. No appointments are necessary. The clinic will be run, as it has in the past, on a first come, first served basis. All attendees will be required...
 The Washington Township Health Department would like to make residents aware that Morris County will hold a  COVID-19 immunization clinic at the County College of Morris on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the Student Center, Davidson Room D. First, second, and booster doses will be provided to...
   Washington Township Health Department, Morris County, New Jersey, in cooperation with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Radon Program, announces that January has been designated Radon Action Month. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer and the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. However, because radon...
