Henry County Health Department

Henry County Health Department is a public health department located in Napoleon, Ohio. Established in 1919, the department serves residents of Henry County and northwest Ohio. Currently, the organization employs approximately 50 full and part-time staff members. The department provides a wide range of programs and services focused on improving community health. These include immunizations, home health, hospice, programs for children with medical handicaps, reproductive health services, communicable disease control, health education, emergency preparedness, environmental inspections, and vital record maintenance. Henry County Health Department works with numerous local, regional, and state partners to deliver these services. Henry County Health Department is governed by a seven-member Board of Health, which appoints a Health Commissioner to oversee daily operations. The department's structure is divided into four sections: Personal Health Services, Community Health Services, Environmental Health Services, and Administrative Services. Each section focuses on specific areas of public health, ensuring comprehensive coverage of residents' needs. Interested parties can find more information about Henry County Health Department's programs, services, and initiatives on their website at henrycohd.org.