Randolph-Elkins Health Department

Randolph-Elkins Health Department The Randolph Elkins Health Department was established on August 1, 1949. It is the official Health Agency in the community. Call any time to get started!

The Health Department serves the largest county of the 55 located in our state. REHD has been providing health promotion and disease prevention for more than 50 years and is an integral member of the Randolph County health care team which provides leadership, education, collaboration, and networking to/with other health care providers. It is an organization of specially trained persons whose one p

urpose is to serve the public health needs of the community; protecting its citizens against diseases and promoting health. The health department is comprised of multiple programs, some well-known and others that many are unaware of. These programs include: immunizations, Family Planning Program, WV Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program, environmental services, confidential STD Testing, free pregnancy tests, and many more different services. Listed below is a more in depth description of what each program has to offer! Immunizations: The health department has 3 certified nurses on hand that give immunizations every Tuesday from 1-4, Wednesday and Thursday from 3-4 (exception: No immunizations the second Thursday of every month due to all day clinics). All immunizations are walk-ins during the stated hours, but appointments are also accepted if you cannot make it during the walk-in times. Immunizations are provided at no cost for all people 18 years and under. Also, for adults, we have some free and low cost vaccines available. Family Planning Program: The Family Planning Program is a unique program created to keep young men and women informed and safe. This program offers free to very low cost physicals, PAP tests, and breast exams. Along with the exam, different methods of contraception are offered to the patient. The Family Planning Program is a great way for every person at every age and income level to stay healthy and informed about his/her health. Exams are given on clinic days decided by the nurses and P.A. WVBCCSP: The West Virginia Breast and Cervical Cancer Program is a program for women between 25 and 64 to have annual breast exams, PAP tests, and mammograms if eligible. This program like family planning is free or at low cost to the patient. This program is a great way for older women to stay healthy and learn better lifestyle choices that could enable them to live longer lives. Another part of BCCSP is the Wise Woman Program. This is an additional program that some women decide to join to help further monitor their lifestyle choices in order to assure better health. STD Testing: STD testing is another program we offer for any person who wants tested. The test is completed at no charge to the patient and is kept extremely confidential. All testing is appointment based. Pregnancy Tests: Pregnancy tests are also given free to any woman. All testing is appointment based as well. Environmental Services: Environmental services include store/restaurant permits. The health department has a registered sanitarian that travels around the county doing inspections to ensure that all restaurants, hotels, motels, and retail shops are running in good condition. Group Presentations: The health department also travels around to different clubs, schools, agencies, etc. to do presentations. Topics could include STD awareness, immunization information, or any other topic that pertains to the services offered at the health department. Call us at 636-0396 to get further information. Other Available Services:
Adult Services (Physicals)
Community Education
Health Care Provider Information
Tuberculosis Control
Community Health Services
Environmental Health Program
Lead Screenings
Women, Infants, & Children Services (WIC)

Nursing staff out and about serving the community. And while we were at it saw the most breathtaking sunset.
07/31/2026

Nursing staff out and about serving the community. And while we were at it saw the most breathtaking sunset.

07/29/2026

1 confirmed case of measles has been identified in Barbour County.

Out of an abundance of caution, contact tracing is being completed at this time.

If you are having any of the symptoms below, please contact your health care provider BEFORE being seen by them so they can prepare for your arrival!

MMR vaccine is the best prevention! Please call the health department at 304-457-1670 with any questions.

Don't wait until the last minute. Call and schedule your 7th and 12th grade immunizations today - 304-636-0396
07/22/2026

Don't wait until the last minute. Call and schedule your 7th and 12th grade immunizations today - 304-636-0396

07/16/2026
Don't presume the fresh foods you're consuming are sanitized. Clean them!
07/14/2026

Don't presume the fresh foods you're consuming are sanitized. Clean them!

STAY SAFE IN THE HEATThe National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for our area running through Friday night. ...
07/01/2026

STAY SAFE IN THE HEAT

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for our area running through Friday night. With temperatures climbing into the mid-90s and high humidity, it will feel like 100° during the afternoons, and the intense heat will last straight through the weekend.

Please protect yourself and your loved ones:

Hydrate: Drink plenty of water throughout the day.

Stay Cool: Limit outdoor activities and stay in air conditioning.

Check In: Keep an eye on elderly neighbors and vulnerable community members.

Protect Pets: Bring pets indoors and ensure they have shade and fresh water.

Stay safe and stay cool, everyone!

Do you know the difference between Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke?  With temperatures in Elkins expected to soar into t...
06/28/2026

Do you know the difference between Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke?

With temperatures in Elkins expected to soar into the 90s next week (with triple-digit heat indexes), knowing the warning signs can save a life.

HEAT EXHAUSTION (Act Fast to Cool Down)

Symptoms: Heavy sweating, cold/pale/clammy skin, fast but weak pulse, nausea, dizziness, muscle cramps.

What to do: Move to a cool place, loosen clothing, sip cool water, and put cool cloths on your body. Seek medical help if symptoms last longer than 1 hour.

HEAT STROKE (A MEDICAL EMERGENCY)

Symptoms: High body temp (103°F or higher), hot/red/dry or damp skin, fast and strong pulse, headache, dizziness, confusion, or passing out.

What to do: Call 911 immediately. Move the person to a cooler place. Help lower their temperature with cool cloths or a cool bath, but do not give them anything to drink.

The Randolph-Elkins Health Department will be closed Friday, June 19, 2026 in celebration of WV becoming a State (June 2...
06/17/2026

The Randolph-Elkins Health Department will be closed Friday, June 19, 2026 in celebration of WV becoming a State (June 20, 1863).

Randolph-Elkins Health Department offers free or low cost family planning services. We also offer confidential and anony...
06/17/2026

Randolph-Elkins Health Department offers free or low cost family planning services. We also offer confidential and anonymous services. Call us today to schedule your appointment. Our next clinic day is Wednesday July 22 1-4 pm.

Address

32 Randolph Avenue, Ste 101
Elkins, WV
26241

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+13046360396

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