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What We Do
Linn County Public Health (LCPH) serves Linn County's 225,000+ residents through its numerous programs and services to keep the community healthy. These programs help protect the air we breathe, the food we eat, the water we drink, the homes we live in, as well as develop community partnerships.
Notice to Visitors
Masks are not currently required in the Linn County Public Health Clinic and may be worn, based on personal preference, in the rest of the building.
Linn County Public Health is a 100% tobacco-free campus. Please do not use tobacco products while on Linn County Public Health property (including the grounds).
Linn County Public Health parking lots are idle-free zones. Visitors are encouraged to turn off their vehicles once the vehicles are parked. (In cases of extreme hot or cold conditions or in other circumstances, idling is permitted).
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September is National Suicide Prevention Month
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September is National Suicide Prevention Month
Recognize the warning signs for suicide and learn how to get help. Read on... -
Linn County Public Health Launches Linn Iowa EASY Air
Linn County Public Health is excited to announce the launch of Linn Iowa EASY Air, a new online permitting system for the Air Quality branch. Read on...
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Dr. Pramod Dwivedi
Health Director
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Public Health
Physical Address
1020 6th Street SE
Cedar Rapids, IA 52401
Phone: 319-892-6000Fax: 319-892-6099
Clinic Phone: 319-892-6093
Clinic Fax: 319-892-6098
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Services also available by phone, email, mail, and drop box
Except HolidaysClinic offering vaccinations by appointment only
After Hours
Medical or Law Enforcement Issues: Call 911Urgent Public Health Issues:
319-892-6050Weekend Disease Reporting Hotline:
1-800-362-2736
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Public Health Clinic