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These distances represent minimal horizontal distances from a wastewater system:
Please see the "Septic Systems" portion of the Environmental Health section of this website for complete details. There is a checklist, application, and fees associated with obtaining a permit. These are all available online.
This is frequently asked, and can be difficult to answer. Be aware that records are kept according to the original owner's information. Searching by address, parcel number, etc. is not possible. In order to fill these requests, the name of the individual who owned the property at the time of the original application, is required. The request for information is here.
Visit the North Carolina Immunization Branch website for more information on finding an immunization record.
The North Carolina Immunization Branch website lists locations to get your flu shot.
Visit the North Carolina Immunization Branch for a full list of required immunizations your child needs to enroll in school.
Browse through a list of frequently asked questions regarding adult immunizations.
Read through popular questions dealing with childhood immunizations.
Yes, the laboratory will gladly accept written orders from your physician providing all necessary information is written on your prescription.
By definition, fasting means abstaining from all food and drinking only water. For laboratory tests, a 12-hour fast becomes important when food and drinks may affect performing certain lab tests.
Yes, the health department laboratory will provide a chicken pox titer and other titers needed for school health programs for a fee.
No, the laboratory is here to provide laboratory services Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., excluding holidays.
Because there are literally thousands of laboratory tests available to assist your physician in diagnosis and management of your health, the laboratory asks that you call them directly for specific cost information.
Yes, the laboratory provides services for physicians throughout the U.S. We ask that all pertinent information be affixed to each written order that your physician writes, including your physicians name, exact mailing address, telephone number, fax number, personal ID number (UPIN Number).
Yes, all lab work that has been ordered by your physician is sent either by mail or faxed to that office.
Once Medicaid has informed you that you must have proof of pregnancy to file for Medicaid services, you will need to have a documented pregnancy test that can be done here at our laboratory.
No, although some of the laboratory testing is performed on site, the laboratory uses other reference laboratories to perform some testing. The primary reference laboratories that we use are Quest Diagnostics and the North Carolina State Laboratory located in Raleigh, North Carolina.
No, currently the state of North Carolina does not require any laboratory work prior to being married. However, some of the surrounding states do require blood work in order to issue a marriage license. You will need to contact the Register of Deeds in the county in which you are getting married to find out what is required.
Yes, the laboratory can provide urine drug testing for those employers that set up an account.
Yes, the laboratory follows guidelines set forth by our Medical Director and if you fall under those guidelines you could qualify for cholesterol testing that would not require your health care provider to write an order.
You must place your needles in a puncture proof container then you may place the puncture proof container in your household garbage.
The income guidelines for the WIC program are set by the USDA and are standard across the state. Click here for further information, and displayed table for specific details.
Pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants, and children up to age five could be eligible for WIC.
If you are being certified for WIC, you will need to bring:
WIC provides a number of great services. For a full list of benefits provided by WIC, click here.
Report your card as lost at 1-844-230-0813. The state will mail you a new card.
You can also stop by the WIC office to have it replaced.