Measles Updates

Measles Updates

Measles outbreaks have spread across the US, with Missouri recently announcing a confirmed measles case connected to international travel.

 

Almost all measles patients are unvaccinated. We encourage you to know your family's MMR vaccination status and get caught up if needed.

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Interpretation Services

For free assistance in Spanish, please call (816) 404-6427.

Para obtener asistencia gratuita en español, llame al (816) 404-6427.

COVID-19 Vaccines and Tests

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School-aged children raise their hands in a classroom setting. In 2000, measles was declared eliminated in the US — so why are some states, including nearby Kansas, having measles outbreaks now? The answer isn’t a mystery: fewer kids are getting vaccinated against measles.

Measles in the US: What You Need to Know

UPDATE: On Friday, April 18, Missouri announced a confirmed measles case in Taney County connected to international travel. The patient [...]

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Implementing harm reduction policies and practices gives community members options to engage with systems of care and move toward recovery.

Harm Reduction Policies: Recommendations for Leaders

Missouri stands at a critical turning point. For the first time since 2019, there has been a decrease in drug [...]

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89% of health happens outside of the doctor’s office.

That’s why we are passionate about working to ensure that all people have the opportunity to live their healthiest throughout Jackson County.

Not only do we provide essential clinical services (such as vaccinations) at a low cost, we work upstream on policies, environmental conditions, and community factors that all play a role in health. We use a multi-prong approach to improve our community’s health, which includes health promotions, communicable disease prevention, public health emergency preparedness, clinical services, operations, and quality improvement.

We truly believe we can help improve the health of all people, and we’re passionate about achieving those results. Everything we do is for the individuals of Jackson County, and our goal is to see all people living their healthiest lives.

Services You've Been Searching For

Services You've Been Searching For

Clinical Services

• Immunizations
• STI Tests
• Physicals
• TB Skin Tests
• Breast & Cervical Cancer Screenings
• Medical Records Requests

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Vital Records

• Birth Certificates
• Death Certificates

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Community Resources

• Car Seat Safety Inspections
• Childcare Provider Classes
• Early Education Classes
• Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
• Emergency Preparedness
• Disease Prevention
• Environmental Health
• Resource Links

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Our clinic is staffed with skilled practitioners and support staff who are committed to ensuring quality service!
We're open Monday through Friday from 8:00am – 4:00pm.
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