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Public Health DivisionCommunity Health Services for BloomingtonPayment for Public Health ServicesClinic fees are based on income and family size. If a person cannot pay the fee, most services are still available. Some health services are covered by private health insurance, Medicaid or Medicare. Some services and programs are free and are supported by state, federal and United Way grants. In the newsInformation on this pageBloomington Public Health (BPH) promotes practices and behaviors to help you stay healthy. Its range of services and programs is far-reaching, providing health care for all ages. If you live or work in Bloomington, you can benefit from our community health services. View the Bloomington Public Health 2008 Annual Report. (489KB, 32-page PDF) Interpreters and transportation information are available upon request. Public Health services
Community health assessment - 2008
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General Public Health servicesThe following services are provided to the community through BPH:
Return to Public Health services Who to contactTo report an emergency: Call 911. If you are ill: Contact your health care provider. If you are a physician reporting an infection disease: Call 651-201-5414 or 1-877-676-5414.
Minnesota
Department of Health Emergency Operations contact information After Hours: To report a natural or manmade emergency that may have serious public health consequences for the community, call the Minnesota Department of Health Emergency Operations at 651-201-5735. For more information, contact:
Bloomington Public Health Division
Office hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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