Valley Fever Cases are on the Rise

People and animals can get sick when they breathe in dust that contains the Valley fever fungus. This fungus usually infects the lungs and can cause respiratory symptoms including cough, fever, chest pain, and tiredness.

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Visit our Mobile Health Clinic

Kern County Public Health is proud to offer our state-of-the-art mobile health clinic that travels to areas within Kern County. Launched in 2019, this mobile health clinic is custom-designed to provide the health services that are needed most within our various communities.

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Know Your Numbers

Join Kern County Public Health for Know Your Numbers. The 7 week program offers free health screenings and fitness and nutrition classes to areas in Kern County. Almost 78% of Kern County adults are overweight or obese. Let’s combat chronic disease and obesity together.

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Waste Hunger Not Food

Kern County Public Health oversees and coordinates the transport of donated food from schools to distribution sites where the food will be made available to residents in need.

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Public Health Catalog

Our catalog showcases Kern County Public Health and our diverse services. We prioritize community care through home visits, a mobile clinic, and safety inspections. Programs like Know Your Numbers and Waste Hunger Not Food provide health education and nutritious food. We're here to serve and enhance your quality of life, working together for a healthier Kern County!

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Clinic Locations

EMS Services & Certification

Know Your Numbers

Birth & Death Records

Job Opportunities

Disease Fighters

Public Health is Fighting for YOU! Valley Fever. West Nile virus. Salmonella. HIV. Every year, thousands of Kern County residents are exposed to infectious diseases from breathing in germs and particles, eating contaminated food, touching surfaces or from the bite of a mosquito. Join Kern County Public Health and become a disease fighter! Protect yourself with simple measures such as washing your hands often, avoiding insect bites, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

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