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Welcome to the
Madison County Health Department

To protect, promote and improve the health of our community

Schedule Your Vaccination Online!

Schedule online for the Johnson & Johnson one dose COVID-19 vaccine! We will add more appointment slots as vaccine becomes available. Please keep checking back.

Click here to schedule your appointment!

Baptist Health Richmond

Meijer

UK Healthcare

University of Kentucky "Wild Health" sites

Walgreens

Regional Vaccination Locations for Phase 1a and Phase 1b

Phone Numbers for COVID-19 Concerns

The state hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by calling (800) 722-5725.

To report a non-compliant business or meeting, call (833) 597-2337.

To report suspected price gouging, call the State Attorney General at (888) 432-9257.

COVID-19 Resources

Daily updates on our Facebook page

Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions

What to Know After Your Vaccination

Kentucky Department of Public Health.

Latest information updates from the CDC.

Madison County Frequently Asked Questions

COVID-19 Test Sites in Madison County

Helping Families Cope With the COVID-19

Coping with Stress During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Helping Children Cope During a Pandemic

Food Planning during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Harm Reduction/Syringe Exchange Program

Hours
Richmond: Tuesdays, 3-7PM, 214 Boggs Lane
Berea: Thursdays, 1-5PM, 1001 Ace Drive (off of Rash Road)

The Madison County Health Department operates a Syringe Exchange Program (SEP) to reduce the spread of blood borne diseases such as Hepatitis C and HIV among people who inject drugs (PWID) by providing a scientifically proven public health service that adopts and utilizes the best practices established for harm reduction in this population.

Services at the SEP include:

Clean injection equipment.
Hepatitis C and HIV testing available at MCHD clinic locations.
Hepatitis A vaccination is available at the SEP site.
Proper syringe disposal, including the expectation that participants will return used needles to the SEP for proper disposal.
A strict one-for-one exchange model will be employed that provides SEP participants with the same number of sterile syringes that the participant brings in for disposal. For example, if the participant disposes of 14 used syringes at the MCHRSEP, then she/he receives 14 new, sterile syringes in return.
Referrals for those who request health services or treatment services.
Free Narcan with training.