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South Clinic 708-424-9200
North Clinic 708-788-9100
Dental & Podiatry Clients: 708-237-8941

For Suicide Prevention Lifeline Dial 988

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attention dental patients

We do not take "walk-up" appointments- All patients are seen by appointment and all appointments are made over the phone.

SOUTH 708-424-9200 • Seniors Only
NORTH 708-788-9100
DENTAL TRAILER 708-878-3828

Transportation Services Continue for Seniors & Disabled

Be advised that Stickney Township transportation programs continue to operate for medical appointments and trips to the grocery store. More information is available here.

Stickney Public Health District Clinics Are Open for General Health Issues

To make an appointment call our South clinic at 708-424-9200 or our North Clinic at (708) 788-9100.

Stickney Public Health District Services the Community

Since 1946, the Stickney Public Health District has provided community-based public health services to the residents of Stickney Township. Our service area includes the City of Burbank, the Villages of Stickney and Forest View, unincorporated areas of Central Stickney and Nottingham Park, and parts of the Village of Bridgeview (east of Harlem Avenue). We are focused on making Stickney Township a healthy place to live and work.

Aligned with our mission, the Stickney Public Health District has goals to promote physical activity and healthy eating; reduce obesity; and decrease the level of untreated high blood pressure in our community. We work together with many partners --- community-based organizations, schools, senior homes to name a few – to develop and implement programs and initiatives that make healthy living easier for our residents.


Measles Protection is Available from Township Clinics

Measles activity is still a threat in Illinois and vaccinations remain important. For the latest information regarding cases in Illinois use this link.

Measles can cause pneumonia, croup, ear infections, swelling of the brain, brain damage, complications for pregnant people, erase the immune system’s memory of viruses and bacteria increasing the likelihood of infection with other illnesses for years, and can cause death.

Measles spreads easily from person to person and can stay in the air for hours. Measles is so contagious that about 9 out of 10 people who come into contact with the virus AND do not have protection against it through vaccine or past infection/exposure may become infected.

The best protection against measles is the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. MMR vaccine provides long-lasting protection with two doses of the MMR vaccine 97% effective against the disease.

MMR is part of the routine vaccination schedule for children, with the first dose given between 12-15 months of age, and the second dose between 4-6 years of age. In Illinois, one dose on MMR is required for daycare and preschool attendance, and two doses are required for K-12 school attendance.

Stickney Public Health District, the local health department for Stickney Township, offers MMR vaccinations at no cost for eligible children for the Vaccines For Children (VFC) program, $5 for kids with private insurance and low-cost vaccines for adults. If you are insured, visit your healthcare provider or in-network pharmacy.

When traveling internationally or to areas with measles outbreaks, make sure that travelers are fully protected with the MMR vaccine. In these situations, infants 6 months-12 months can receive an early dose and everyone 12 months and older should have two shots for full protection. After traveling, watch for signs and symptoms of measles for 3 weeks after returning home. Contact your healthcare provider if illness with rash and high fever occurs.

All Stickney Township residents are encouraged to review their medical records and make sure they are protected from measles and/or are up to date on their MMR vaccine. If unsure, contact your healthcare provider to verify your immunization history.

Immunization records recorded in the Illinois immunization registry (I-Care) can be accessed using IDPH Vax Verify portal. Keep a copy of your vaccination/immunity record handy and in a safe place.

If you are infected with measles or are identified as a close contact of a person with measles, your local health department will contact you to help you determine next steps, answer questions, and share resources.

More information can be found on the following site:
What to Know About Measles and Vaccines | Johns Hopkins | Bloomberg School of Public Health

HIV/STI Screenings Available

STI Test

Information and Clinic dates can be found here.

Appointments for School Physicals Are Available

Call now to make an appointment for school physicals, sports physicals and vaccines. Appointments are currently available but will fill up fast.

To make an appointment call our South clinic at 708-424-9200 or our North Clinic at (708) 788-9100. If you are a new patient with us you will need to provide shot records and any other pertinent information.

Vaccines - What You Need To Know flyer

Descargue este folleto de vacunas en español aquí.