Barron County Public Health

Barron County Public Health Walk in hours for Public Health are 8:30am-11:00am and 1pm-4pm Monday through Friday. please call 715-537-5691 to make an appointment. Peer counselor services.

Barron County Public Health works collaboratively to create home and community environments that promote, protect and improve the health and safety of individuals, families and communities which lead to economic savings and improved quality of life. For family planning services (birth control, pregnancy testing, STI treatment and management, ect..) Programs

Maternal Child Health
Prenatal Care Coo

rdination (PNCC)
Education and case management services for pregnant women. Children with Special Health Care Needs
Case management services for children with health concerns. Car Seat Program
Car seat inspection and education by a certified technician. Cribs for Kids Program
Provide safe sleep education, environment, and pack and plays. Nutrition Services
WIC (Women, Infant, Children)
Provides food and nutrition information to help keep pregnant and breastfeeding women, infants and children under 5 years of age healthy. Breastfeeding Support
Counseling, support and education for breastfeeding women. General Nutrition Counseling
Registered Dieticians are available for information, education and counseling on a variety of topics. Reproductive Health and Family Planning
Birth Control
Education, information and case management services
Low cost and free birth control methods Emergency contraception

Pregnancy Testing
Pregnancy testing with counseling and referral services

Sexually Transmitted Infections
Education, counseling and testing
Treatment and referral services

Immunizations
Free vaccinations for children 18 years old or younger with Badgercare or Medical assistance, or no medical insurance

Communicable Disease Prevention
Education, counseling and limited testing for a variety of communicable diseases. Domestic Abuse Victim
Advocate Services
Advocacy and referral services for victims of domestic abuse and their families. Wisconsin Well Woman Program
Breast and cervical cancer screenings for eligible women ages 45-64. Prevention Services
Safe & Stable Families Coalition brings community members together to work on improving the quality of life in Barron County. Find out more at: www.bcssf.com or check out the coalition page on Facebook. Environmental Health
Well Water Testing (private wells)
Free testing for households with pregnant women or children under 1 year of age. Low cost testing kits for everyone. Human Health Hazard
Investigates complaints subject to the provision of the County Human Health Hazard ordinance unsafe housing,
Rabies
Information, testing, and quarantine regarding human exposures to rabies. Licensing
Provides information, licensing, and inspections to hotels, motels, restaurants, swimming pools, campgrounds, bed and breakfasts, tourist rooming houses, tattoo and body piercing establishments. Childhood lead poisoning
Information and case management for children exposed to lead. Radon Testing
Information and low cost test kits to detect radon.


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Whether breastfeeding feels smooth, challenging, empowering, or somewhere in between, you are enough. 💕We honor your eff...
08/25/2026

Whether breastfeeding feels smooth, challenging, empowering, or somewhere in between, you are enough. 💕
We honor your effort, your care, and your resilience this month and all year long.
Send this post to a family member or friend who is breastfeeding (or thinking about breastfeeding).
For breastfeeding support, nutrition guidance, helpful tips, or simply a little encouragement, Barron County WIC staff are here for you every step of the way. For more information, please contact Barron County WIC Agency, 715-537-5691, Ext. 5001.

Back-to-school = checkups + vaccines ✔️Protect your tweens and teens this year by staying up to date on recommended vacc...
08/10/2026

Back-to-school = checkups + vaccines ✔️
Protect your tweens and teens this year by staying up to date on recommended vaccines. Talk with your healthcare provider or reach out to Public Health.

We’re partnering with local law enforcement to conduct unannounced inspections at to***co retail outlets across Wisconsi...
07/30/2026

We’re partnering with local law enforcement to conduct unannounced inspections at to***co retail outlets across Wisconsin.

These checks help ensure retailers are following the federal To***co 21 law and not selling to underage youth.

This work matters. Reducing youth access to to***co helps protect long-term health in our communities.

👉 Visit WI Wins to see youth access rates in your county and learn more. https://wiwins.org/

Wisconsin WIC families — this is your reminder: we’re here for you.From the moment you find out you’re pregnant through ...
07/27/2026

Wisconsin WIC families — this is your reminder: we’re here for you.
From the moment you find out you’re pregnant through your child’s early years, WIC is here to support you with nutrition, tips, and encouragement every step of the way
Know another family who could use WIC support? Share our page with them — it might be exactly what they need.
Together, we’re building a strong, healthy community. Wiwicstrong.com
For more information, contact your local Barron County WIC Agency 715-537-5691, Ext. 5001

Air Quality Alert!
07/15/2026

Air Quality Alert!

It's getting HOT out there! Getting too hot can make you sick. Be sure to drink a lot of water and watch for signs and s...
07/13/2026

It's getting HOT out there!

Getting too hot can make you sick. Be sure to drink a lot of water and watch for signs and symptoms of heat-related illness.

To learn more, visit https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat-illness

When enjoying time outdoors during warmer months, it is important to be aware of mosquitoes and take steps to protect yo...
07/10/2026

When enjoying time outdoors during warmer months, it is important to be aware of mosquitoes and take steps to protect yourself from bites.

Fight the bite by:
- Using insect repellents
- Wearing light-colored, loose clothing in dense mosquito areas
- Avoiding the outdoors at times of high mosquito activity (morning and night)

For more information, visit: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/mosquito/bite-prevention.htm

07/10/2026

Weekend mornings are even better with a trip to your local farmers market!
Use your WIC FMNP benefits to pick up fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs to add to your favorite summer meals ☀️
Contact your local Barron County WIC agency to learn more! 715-537-5691.

Barron County WIC wishes you a happy, safe, and festive 4th of July! 🎆 Enjoy the holiday with family and friends—have a ...
07/02/2026

Barron County WIC wishes you a happy, safe, and festive 4th of July! 🎆 Enjoy the holiday with family and friends—have a wonderful Independence Day!

The 4th of July is known for celebrations, barbeques, and fireworks, but did you know that in 2025, 120 emergency depart...
07/01/2026

The 4th of July is known for celebrations, barbeques, and fireworks, but did you know that in 2025, 120 emergency department visits were caused by fireworks in Wisconsin?

Celebrate safely by grabbing a blanket, sitting back, and leaving the experts to handle the fireworks show.

If fireworks are legal where you live, use the safety tips below:
- Always read and follow all warnings and label instructions.
- Always have an adult present, and never allow children to play with or ignite fireworks.
- When lighting fireworks, the adult should always wear eye protection.
- Always have water handy.
- Light fireworks on a flat surface, away from people, homes, dry leaves, and flammable materials.
- Light one firework at a time, and do not relight a “dud” firework.
- Dispose of fireworks properly by soaking them in water and then disposing them in a trash can.

For more firework safety tips, go to https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/injury-prevention/fireworks.htm.

Address

335 E Monroe Avenue Rm 338
Barron, WI
54812

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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