Infectious Disease and STI Clinic

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This clinic tests, treats, tracks, and reports infectious diseases. This includes sexually-transmitted infections, influenza, rabies, and tuberculosis. The Communicable Disease Program at Granville Vance Public Health primarily deals with infectious diseases that are reportable by law to the state health department, as well as a few other communicable diseases of public health significance, such as influenza, norovirus infection and certain healthcare-associated infections.

We prevent the spread of disease by investigating cases and outbreaks, promoting vaccination, and planning for infectious disease emergencies.

Services

General Communicable Disease Control – investigates general category reportable diseases and outbreaks, implements and enforces control measures and compiles statistical information on these diseases.

HIV & Other STDs – provides surveillance and follow-up of reportable sexually transmitted diseases in order to control major epidemic threats to the community.

Rabies Control – investigates and monitors reported animal-inflicted injuries/exposures to humans such as bites, scratches or other exposures, and acts as a consultant to the medical community and general public regarding potential life-threatening infections acquired from animals.

Adult Day Health – assists in protecting the health of disabled and older adults by providing mandated monitoring of health services provided in Adult Day Health facilities.

Communicable Disease in Child Care, Nursing Homes & other Facilities – provides communicable disease follow-up as well as education and consultation.

Tuberculosis (TB) Control – assisting persons suspected of or diagnosed with Tuberculosis Disease or Infection. Persons who request a TB skin test or need screening for Tuberculosis Disease or Infection.

Make an appointment

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites, one in Granville County and one in Vance County. You may call either site to schedule an appointment.