(606) 666-7755
contact@bchdky.org
955 HWY 30 W, Jackson, KY 41339
To improve the health and safety of people in our community through prevention, promotion, and protection.
THE POWER TO PROTECT
diseases protected against by age 2
Dedicated to providing top-quality healthcare services, we believe in a holistic approach to healthcare that focuses on treating the whole person, not just the illness or symptoms. Together, let's build a healthier Breathitt County. Join us in promoting proactive health practices, advocating for accessible resources, and creating a vibrant community where everyone thrives.
Getting Vaccination Records has Never Been Easier!
Through the Kentucky Immunization Registry (KYIR) Public Portal, you can obtain a copy of your immunization records. Just follow the link below to get started!
Immunization. Power to Protect. Thanks to scientific advances, today's vaccines can protect children from more diseases using fewer antigens.
Vaccines contain only a tiny fraction of the antigens that babies encounter in their environment every day.
I recently had to bring my child to BCHD for a minor injury, and I was so impressed with the care he received. The pediatrician was great with him and made him feel at ease, and the entire staff was kind and attentive.”
I recently had to bring my child to BCHD for a minor injury, and I was so impressed with the care he received. The pediatrician was great with him and made him feel at ease, and the entire staff was kind and attentive.”
also known as Health Access Nurturing
Development Services, is a fantastic
free resource for expectant parents and
new parents with babies up to 2 years
old. It's offered through the Kentucky
Department for Public Health.
Specially trained staff visit enrolled
families at home to provide support
and answer questions about
pregnancy, child development,
and parenting skills.
HANDS offers educational materials and
resources on various topics related to
child development and newborn care.
The program helps families connect with other
helpful programs and services in their community.
Overall, the HANDS program empowers new
parents by providing them with knowledge,
support, and a sense of community during
this crucial stage in their child's life.
Clinical preventive health services include medical, nursing, nutrition, social education and environmental interventions designed to assist individuals and communities in obtaining and maintaining an optimal level of wellness.
Yes. Also, most services are provided for a nominal fee, but some services are based on income and number in the household. No person is turned away for their inability to pay.
