Low cost foot care and basic health screenings are available for residents of Sarpy and Cass Counties. Visit the Active Aging webpage for more information.
The Maternal and Child Health program provides resources to those interested in sustaining healthy pregnancies and infant development.
Visit the Health Department's Preparedness webpage for resources for coping with severe weather and flooding.
The highest quality of life for all Sarpy and Cass County residents
To improve the lives of all Sarpy and Cass County residents through prevention, promotion, and protection of the public's health
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Bellevue Senior Center |
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The Sarpy/Cass Health Department is monitoring for West Nile Virus. Protect yourself and take precautions this summer. Read the press release here....
The Health Department is offering free fecal occult blood test (FOBT) home screening kits to both men and women Sarpy and Cass residents between the ages of 50 and 74 years. The colorectal cancer screening kits are available in our...
The Department’s veterans outreach program, VetSET, is a rural veteran coordination project funded through a grant from the Veterans Affairs Office of Rural Health to the Nebraska Association of Local Health Directors. The goal of the program is to support veterans and their families who reside in rural or underserved areas.
The program assists local veterans by connecting them to resources such as fitness coaches, exercise routines, and community agencies offering financial assistance.
Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass is dedicated to educating families about childhood safety and injury prevention. The program offers no-cost child passenger safety seat inspections and safety presentations to parent groups, elementary schools, daycare centers, and camp groups.
The Active Aging program serves seniors in both Sarpy and Cass Counties with the goal of helping them remain safe and in their homes for as long as possible. The program focuses on chronic disease prevention, nutrition, and physical activity. Department nurses offer low-cost foot care and blood pressure screening, home visitations, and educational presentations.
The Department's Sharing and Caring program offers a variety of maternal and child health services to our community. Goals of the program are to promote healthy families, empower parents through education and support, improve breastfeeding success, and develop community connections. Department nurses provide education and support on a variety of pregnancy and parenting-related topics.
The Emergency Preparedness program is responsible for identifying all risks that could impact the public health of our communities. We create, maintain, and practice emergency response plans designed specifically to address the potential disasters. Department staff work closely with many local and federal agencies to help insure the continued well-being of the residents should we face a disaster.
The Environmental Health program controls environmental hazards and preserves and improves environmental factors for the achievement of optimum health, safety, comfort, and well-being.
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