Governor Laura Kelly issued Executive Order 20-16, making Kansas the 22nd state in the nation to institute a temporary, statewide stay-home order. Additional Info...

Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health is announcing its fifth case of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Douglas County. Additional Info...

Douglas County Health Officer Dr. Thomas Marcellino has issued a “Stay at Home” order effective Tuesday, March 24, as the Douglas County community continues with efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19. Additional Info...

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is issuing new guidance today surrounding COVID-19, including travelers, close contacts of confirmed cases and those being tested. Additional Info...

Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health continues to work with our community and public health partners to monitor the outbreak of COVID-19, the 2019 novel coronavirus. See our page with information on COVID-19. LDCHealth/Coronavirus

Patients who need to utilize Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health’s sexually transmitted disease clinic and counseling now have an option to save their waiting time. Learn More.

Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health recommends everyone at least 6 months old get a flu vaccination. The vaccination is the most effective way to avoid getting the flu, a contagious respiratory illness. Learn More

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