215 10th St.
Lewiston, ID 83501
208-799-3100
Public Health – Idaho North Central District (PH-INCD) is committed to healthy communities. We strive to provide the education and skills necessary to maintain a healthy lifestyle and reduce unnecessary illness and premature death.
PH-INCD facilitates population-based programs that focus on preventing illness and injury.
“Parents As Teachers” (PAT) is an evidence based national home visitation program designed for prenatal to three years of age, and is shown to improve readiness for school and improves a child’s success in school by optimizing early childhood development. This is accomplished by engaging your child in play activities that promote cognitive (brain) development at the different stages of development. For more information about this program and availability, give us a call at 208 799-3100 or visit our Parents As Teachers webpage here.
The State of Idaho produces the “Idaho Reportable Disease List” which specifically details what diseases are to be investigated by Public Health. The Staff Epidemiologists follow the Idaho “Investigative Guidelines for Reportable Diseases and Conditions” to investigate all of those diseases. The investigations conducted by our staff help to discover the source of the disease, and control the spread throughout our region.
Call the main office in Lewiston at (208) 799-3100 for more information about resources, or contact the Idaho CareLine by dialing 211 on your phone. You can also view the current list of resources on this website.
Please visit our Fit and Fall Proof Class webpage here. You can scroll down to view all locations and time of our classes.
The National Diabetes Prevention Program is a program meant for people who are at risk of developing diabetes. Public Health does not currently provide this program, but can help connect you with a program closest to you. Public Health can also connect people with diabetes to programs and resources in their area. Give us a call today to learn more, (208) 799-3100 or visit our diabetes page here.