Springfield-Greene County Public Health Center
Kevin Gipson, Director
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227 E. Chestnut Expressway

Springfield, MO 65802
417/864-1657
417/864-1099
kgipson@ci.springfield.mo.us


8:00 - 5:00
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Web Site: http://www.ci.springfield.mo.us/health
Governing Body: City Council/Commission Advisory Board: Yes Mill Tax Rate: $0.13
Ordinances: Food; communicable disease control; pool health standards; well drilling; maintenance of water hazards; rabies control; leash law; dangerous dogs; air pollution control; open burning and permits; asbestos hazard abatement; lead hazard abatement; odors; tobacco control (sales, packaging, & marketing); housing; inoperable vehicles; clean indoor air; garbage and refuse; milk and milk products; tattoo parlors; nuisance (building, property, junkyards); weeds and vegetation; dangerous reptiles; trash truck sanitation
Primary Focus: Assuring our community is one where people can achieve their full potential and where adverse health and environmental issues receive prompt attention in an ethical, responsible, and quality manner
Board Chair:
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County Commissioner:
David Coonrod
940 Boonville Avenue
Springfield, MO 65802
417-868-4112
Services Offered:
Adult Indigent Primary Care, Medical
STD
HIV/AIDS
TB
Immunizations
School based primary care
WIC
Air quality control
Water quality
Food control
Environmental Surveillance, Environmental Microbiological and Chemical Laboratory
Vector control
Environmental epidemiology
Communicable disease control
MCH
Community health education
Community environmental health assessment
Community health planning
Data analysis
Animal control
Day care inspections
Solid waste control
Lead Poisoning Control
Health Alert Network (HAN)/Bioterrorism
Contracts with DHSS:
Cardiovascular Health Programs
Core Public Health Functions
Child and Adult Care Food Program
Child Care Health and Safety Consultation Program
Families At Risk Home Visiting Program
General public health services
Health Alert Network
HIV Prevention
HIV/AIDS Care Services Coordination
HIV/AIDS Case Management
Influenza/Pneumococcal Vaccine
Issuance of Birth and Death Certificates
Local Sanitation Inspection for Child Care Facilities
Maternal and Child Health Services
Milk Services
MMR/TD Adult Immunization
Participation Agreement for Professional and Special Services Provider - Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program (BCCCP)
Safe Kids Coalition
Stroke Awareness/System Development
TB Outreach Program/Refugee Health Services
WIC
WIC/Immunization Linkage
West Nile Virus Public Outreach
Multi-county Agreements Relating to Public Health: STD/HIV Ryan White care coordination (agreement is with state), Bioterrorism, and Smallpox
Total Revenue (2006): $8,895,956 Local Contribution (2006): $5,513,535
# of Licensed Child Care Facilities: 188 Capacity: 5,472
# of Hospitals: 5Population as of 7/01/05: 250,784
# of RHCs: 0# of FQHCs: 1
Ratio of Physicians Per Population: 1:281 Ratio of RNs Per Population: 1:79
MC+ (Fee for Service or Capitated Rate): Fee for Service

Updated 5/1/2007