Hamilton County Public Health

05/06/2026

It is Nurse's Week and we are celebrating our home health Nurses here at public health!
Happy Nurses Week! 🩺

This week we proudly recognize our incredible nurses who care for our community in homes, clinics, and beyond. Nurses are often the first to lend a helping hand, offer reassurance, and provide the care that helps people heal and remain safe at home.

Thank you for your compassion, dedication, and commitment to improving the health of our community. Your work truly makes a difference every day.

Join us in thanking our amazing nurses this week! 💙

We are grateful for all that you do — today and every day. 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️

05/05/2026

May- Women's Health month
Ladies, do not forget to care for yourselves too! Get those yearly screenings done, report to your provider for health concerns! 👩‍🦰

05/01/2026

🧑‍⚕️Make your dental appointments for cleanings every 6 months!
🪥Brush your teeth every morning and at bedtime for 2 minutes
🦷Don't miss your dental screening at your WIC appointment
Let's keep our mouths healthy!

🦷A healthy smile is worth protecting at every age. Celebrate with us!

🔗To learn more, visit https://www.aae.org/patients/why-see-an-endodontist/save-your-tooth-month/

05/01/2026

May calendar of events!
Our office is closed on Memorial Day, for any patient needs please contact our on-call nurse 515-835-0630. Any other matters will be handled the following business day.

05/01/2026

Happy May Day! 🌷
April showers are bringing May flowers! 🌸🌹

04/30/2026

The Iowa Cancer Registry presented yesterday at the Hamilton County courthouse about cancer and the impact on Hamilton County.
By working together—healthcare providers, public health, community leaders, and residents—we can continue supporting the health and wellbeing of everyone in Hamilton County ❤️.

Some key takeaways from the presentation included:
• Understanding cancer rates helps communities better target prevention and education efforts.
• Early detection and routine screenings remain one of the most effective ways to reduce cancer deaths.
• Lifestyle factors such as to***co use, sun exposure, diet, and physical activity all play a role in cancer risk.
• Continued collaboration between healthcare providers, public health agencies, and community partners is essential to improving outcomes.
• Increasing awareness and access to screening services can help detect cancers earlier, when treatment is most effective.

Thank you to the Iowa Cancer Registry for sharing valuable data and insights that help guide local health initiatives and support the wellbeing of Hamilton County residents.

For the full slide show please click the link below:
https://shri.public-health.uiowa.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Cancer-in-Hamilton-County-04.08.26.pdf

04/29/2026

Happening today from 1-2pm🗣️

Cancer touches nearly every family, but what does it look like in Hamilton County specifically?
This is your chance to find out

04/22/2026

Stop by for a cup of coffee and conversation this morning
Everyone is welcome to join!

04/21/2026

Cancer touches nearly every family, but what does it look like in Hamilton County specifically?
This is your chance to find out

04/20/2026

☕Join us this Wednesday at Crestview Independent Living at 9:30am

04/17/2026

04/16/2026

🚨 Hamilton County Residents — This Affects YOU 🚨

Did you know cancer rates and risk factors can vary by county? Join us to learn what’s happening right here in Hamilton County—and be part of the conversation that can shape a healthier future.

🎗 Cancer in Iowa: 99 Counties Project – Community Discussion

🗓 April 29, 2026
⏰ 1:00–2:00 PM
💲 FREE Event

📍 In-Person: Hamilton County Courthouse (Basement), Webster City
💻 Or join LIVE on Zoom

👉 Save your spot now: [https://tinyurl.com/hamiltoncoia](https://tinyurl.com/hamiltoncoia)

Bring a friend, neighbor, or family member—this conversation is for everyone.