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- Main Department of Health address and telephone?
- Washington Department of Health
101 Israel Road SE
Tumwater, WA 98501
Mail:
PO BOX 47890
Olympia, Washington 98504-7890
- (360) 236-4501 Information/Receptionist
Additional contact information
- How do I know if mold is a problem in my home?
- You know you have mold when you smell the "musty" odor or see small black or white specks along your damp bathroom or basement walls. Some mold is hidden growing behind wall
coverings or ceiling tiles. Even dry, dead mold can cause health problems, so always take precautions when you suspect mold.
More information...
- Boil my water during a health advisory?
- Bring the water to a rolling boil for one minute then allow the water to cool before using it to drink. More information...
- Get my drinking water tested?
- Testing information for well owners. (PDF,
172KB)
Testing information for
water system managers. (PDF,
193KB)
- How can I get a copy of my "shot" record?
- There are several ways you may be able to get a copy of your shot record. The best place to start is to contact your doctor,
clinic, or the local health jurisdiction that provided the immunizations.
Washington State also has an immunization registry, which is a centralized and secure web-based database of immunization records. Your doctor, nurse, or clinic may have entered
a record of your shots in the registry. The registry does not have complete records for every person in Washington State. Contact the CHILD Profile Help Desk at (800) 325-5599 or
(206) 205-4141 to find out whether you have shots recorded in the registry.
Once you get a copy of your shot record, keep it up-to-date by bringing the record to every doctor visit.
Additional Immunization information is available on
the Immunization Program Web Site.
- Obtain referrals to other agencies and services not listed here.
- Contact our Office of Health Consumer Assistance at 1-800-525-0127
or e-mail.
- How do I get my food worker card ?
- See our food worker card frequently asked questions.
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