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GALLIA COUNTY
GENERAL HEALTH DISTRICT
ANNUAL REPORT
2020
DISTRICT ADVISORY
COUNCIL Officers
Michael Conkle President
Michael Harrison Secretary
Members
Addison Township Perry Township
Cheshire Township Raccoon Township
Clay Township Springfield Township
Gallipolis Township Walnut Township
Green Township Centerville Village
Greenfield Township Cheshire Village
Guyan Township Crown City Village
Harrison Township Gallipolis Village
Huntington Township Rio Grande Village
Morgan Township Vinton Village
Ohio Township County Commissioners 2
BOARD OF HEALTH
Walter Scott Lucas, President
Dr. James Magnussen, Vice President
Brent Eastman
Steve Salisbury
Charles Small
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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
Gerald E. Vallee, MD Health Commissioner/Medical Director
Lou Ann Whittington, MBA Administrative Assistant/Fiscal Officer
Melissa Conkle, BSN, RN Director of Nursing
John McKean, RS Director of Environmental Health
Courtney Vollborn, RN Director of WIC
Latasha Alvaro, MSN, FNP Family Nurse Practitioner
Angela Duhl, MSN, CNP Certified Nurse Practitioner
Brittany Muncy, MSN, RN, CPH Public Health Nurse/Accreditation Coordinator
Amanda Caldwell, BSN, RN Public Health Nurse
Loretta Davison, BSN, RN Public Health Nurse
Joni Ferrell, BSN, RN Public Health Nurse
Jamie Harrison, BSN, RN Public Health Nurse
Sarah Hash, BSN, RN Public Health Nurse
Brenda Bryan, RN Public Health Nurse
Rachel Chambers, RN Public Health Nurse
Gwen McGraw, RN Public Health Nurse
Patty Toler, RN Public Health Nurse
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PERSONNEL
PERSONNEL
Jenny Henchey Tobacco Grant Project Director
Jill Cox, LSW Social Worker
Josh Sherwood, RS Registered Sanitarian
Jacob Morris, SIT Sanitarian-In-Training
Ken Patrick, SIT Sanitarian-In-Training
Tyler Schweickart Emergency Response Coordinator
Kasey Roush Medical Assistant
Melissa Wray Medical Assistant
April Loveday Registrar
Emily Beaver Sub-Registrar/Environmental Health Clerk
Lori Burnett Administrative Clerk
Violet Gardner Billing Clerk
Melissa Justus WIC Clerk
Kelsey Allerheiligen Breastfeeding Peer Helper6
CONTRACT PERSONNEL
Lauren Kotcamp
Dietitian for WIC
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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
AWARDSLeo Lanier (posthumously) 1998
Marie Ruff (posthumously) 1999
Pauline Rife 2000
Reverend John Jackson 2001
Sue Luman (posthumously) 2002
Levy Committee 2003
Donna DeWitt 2004
Kiwanis Club 2005
Paul Butler (posthumously) 2006
Rotary Club 2007
Lions Club 2008
Robert Eastman (posthumously) 2009
Craig Strafford, MD 2010
Amateur Radio Emergency Service 2011
Balusamy Subbiah, MD 2012
Marianne Campbell 2013
Randy Finney 2014
Roger Watson 2015
James Baird 2016
Sarah Hohman 2017
Dennis Johnson 2018
Dr. Daniel Whiteley 2019
Levy Committee 20208
MISSION STATEMENT
To Promote Health, Prevent Disease, and Protect the
Community
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
BLOOD DRIVE
22 PINTS COLLECTED
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82 Measurements
BLOOD SUGAR
MEASUREMENTS
107 Finger stick blood sugar tests
184 Hemoglobin A1c tests
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BLOOD PRESSURE
MEASUREMENTS
CHILDREN WITH
MEDICAL HANDICAPS
(CMH)
CMH is a locally administered state program that
assists families with children with special health
care needs.
Caseload 94
Client Contacts 1,000
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CHOLESTEROL
SCREENINGS142 Screenings
Cholesterol values:
56 with a desirable level (<200 mg/dl)
86 with a high level (>200 mg/dl)
PREGNANCY TESTS162 Tests (78 positive, 84 negative)
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COVID-19
• Total Cases: 1,665
• First Case: 3/20/2020
• Vaccinations: 160
• First Dose Given
12/23/202014
REPORTABLE DISEASES
HARM REDUCTION
PROGRAMIntegrated Naloxone Access and Infrastructure Grant
$65,622 Funding Received
Overdose kits distributed: 1,211
468 Reported ReversalsThe Gallia County Sheriff’s Office, Gallipolis City Police, Emergency Medical Service, and Rio Campus
Police were all trained in overdose prevention.
Syringe Exchange Program:
194 people inquired or started treatment
150 unduplicated clients
36,284 syringes distributed
36,975 used syringes were collected and destroyed
1,720 visits for service
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HEALTH PROMOTION
CONSULTATIONS
• Communicable Diseases
• Health Concerns
• Immunizations
• Pediculosis (head lice)
6,164 Consultations
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TRAVEL VACCINES
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Hepatitis A 80
Twinrix 39
Typhoid 3
ADULT IMMUNIZATIONS538 Immunizations Administered:
Hepatitis B 63
HPV 19
Meningitis 10
Meningitis B 7
MMR 35
Pneumonia 58
Polio 6
Prevnar 13 23
Rabies 3
Shingles 84
Td 24
Tdap 189
Varicella 17 19
PEDIATRIC IMMUNIZATIONS
1,525 immunizations administered: Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Acellular Pertussis (DTaP) 88
Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Acellular Pertussis (Tdap) 191
DTaP, Hepatitis B, IPV (Pediarix) 82
DTaP, IPV (Kinrix) 66
Haemophilus Influenzae type b (Hib) 85
HPV (Gardasil) 157
Measles, Mumps, Rubella 42
Meningococcal 372
Meningococcal B 62
Pediatric Hepatitis A 125
Pediatric Hepatitis B 9
Pneumococcal (Prevnar) 121
Polio (IPV) 46
Rotavirus 32
Varicella (Chickenpox) 4720
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INFLUENZA VACCINATIONS
Vaccinations Given: 3,574
Satellite Clinics: 42
VACCINATIONS
ADMINISTERED
5,570
INJECTIONS
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53 Heads Checked
178 Injections(Humira, Testosterone, & Vitamin B12)
NEWBORN SCREENINGS41 Screenings
PEDICULOSIS
TUBERCULOSIS
1,096 Skin Tests Administered
2 Chest Clinics
2 Clients
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CRIBS FOR KIDS
GRANT
$28,300 Funding Received
Purpose: Cribs and safe sleep education was provided to those who
qualify to ensure a safe sleep environment for infants to help
prevent infant sleep related deaths.
75 Cribs & Family Safe Sleep Education Distributed
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GET VACCINATED OHIO
GRANT $29,913 Funding Received
On-time vaccinations:
DTaP #4 59%
Hep B 81%
Hib #3 88%
MMR #1 84%
Polio #3 84%25
$44,960 Funding Received
Coordination and implementation for preconception health and prenatal care for women of childbearing age.
MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH
PROGRAM GRANT
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PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GRANT
$71,373 Funding Received
Funds Support:
• Community education
• Coordination of Gallia County Medical Reserve Corp
• Emergency preparedness planning, training, and drills
• Epidemiology
• Equipment
• Pandemic planning and response
• Response coordination
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
& WELLNESS GRANT
$253,680 Funding Received
• Birth control refill visits 161
• Clients 547
• Clinic visits 1,019
• Colposcopies 5
• DEPO 300
• LARCS 11
• Nexplanon 26
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FAMILY PRACTICE CLINIC
Latasha Alvaro, FNP
Total Visits: 3,182
Family Practice: 2,179
Reproductive Health: 1,003
Medicated-Assisted Treatment, Vivitrol: 270
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TOBACCO USE CESSATION
& PREVENTION PROGRAM GRANT
$65,797 Funding Received
Cessation: The goal is to ensure all Gallia County residents have access to tobacco cessation
resources.
Policy: The goal is to protect Ohioans from exposure to second hand smoke in places where
groups of people gather, such as parks and outdoor spaces, and multi-unit housing.
Vaping: To increase community knowledge and awareness of the dangers of electronic
cigarettes.
Youth: The goal is to prevent initiation of tobacco use in youth by developing and
maintaining a youth coalition to stand against tobacco use. This coalition (STAND)
works at the local level, to initiate changing attitudes around tobacco use, and to
create stricter regulations, and promote policy changes. The group focuses on
on schools, parks, local businesses, or anywhere they see a need for
change.
WOMEN, INFANTS & CHILDREN GRANT
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$282,569 Funding Received
737 Participants Served
• 163 Women
• 263 Infants
• 311 Children
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES
The environmental health staff is in charge of the
administration of programs from three state
agencies:
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
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OHIO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
Retail Food Services
60 Establishments
20 Class 1
5 Class 2
27 Class 3
8 Class 4
115 Inspections
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Food Services
123 Establishments
• 1 Class 1
• 8 Class 2
• 36 Class 3
• 53 Class 4
• 11 Mobiles
• 1 Temporary
• 13 Vending
320 Inspections
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH
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MANUFACTURED
HOME PARKS
13 Licenses Issued
21 Inspections
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PUBLIC HEALTH
NUISANCE COMPLAINTS
35 Nuisance Complaints: • 2 Animal• 2 Food • 5 Housing Sanitation • 18 Open Dumping/Burning • 3 Other (Mold, Air, etc.)• 5 Sewage
63 Investigations
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SMOKING COMPLAINTS
➢ 5 Complaints
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SWIMMING POOL/SPA
PROGRAMS
9 Licenses Issued
18 Inspections
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RABIES CONTROL PROGRAM42 Animals tested across the state tested
positive for rabies
39 Bats
3 Raccoons
77 Bites Investigated
9 Specimens to ODH Lab
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RABIES VACCINATION
CLINICS
Riverbend Animal Clinic and French Town Veterinary Clinic assisted with two rabies vaccination clinics.
83 dogs and cats vaccinated
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RV PARKS &
CAMPGROUNDS
4 Licenses Issued
12 Inspections
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RESIDENTIAL SEWAGE
SYSTEMS/INSTALLERS/
CLEANERS5 Licensed service providers
5 Licensed sewage system cleaners
16 Licensed sewage system installers
33 Lot splits evaluations
27 Real estate sewage system inspections
61 Sewage inspections
44 Sewage/Alteration permits issued
WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL LOAN FUND
$150,000 Funding Received
16 Failing Sewage Systems Replaced
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SCHOOL & INSTITUTION
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
INSPECTIONS• 4 Jail Inspections
• 19 School Inspections
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TATTOO & BODY PIERCING
ESTABLISHMENTS
3 Licenses Issued
6 Inspections
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OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
AGENCY
• Open dumping/burning enforcement:• 45 Investigations
• Solid waste and infectious waste inspections:• 16 Solid and infectious waste facilities
• Solid waste licenses issued:• Gallia County Municipal Landfill• Gavin Residual Waste Landfill• Kyger Residual Waste Landfill
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SOLID WASTE ACTIVITIES
14 Explosive gas monitoring samples
77 Solid waste hauler permits issued
77 Trash hauler inspections
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TIRE REMOVAL
7900+ Scrap Tires - Tire Amnesty Days
220+ Tons of Tires Collected
5000+ Scrap Tires Collected Through OEPA
Consensual Clean-ups
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ADDITIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SERVICES
• 6 Samples for potable water testing
• 6 Certified tests performed by MASI Labs
• 6 Screenings for total coliform bacteria
• 1 Water hauler
• 2 Water well permits
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MOSQUITO CONTROL
PROGRAM
Locations Treated:
10 Townships
6 Villages
Totals:
110 Gallons of pesticide
621 Miles treated
63 Staff hours
• Melissa Conkle, BSN, RN, Director of Nursing, Chairperson
• Dr. Jon Sullivan, Pediatrician Holzer Health System
• Matt Champlin, Sheriff
• Robin Harris, Executive Director GJM-ADMHS Board
• Russ Moore, Director of Gallia County Children’s Services
• Gerald E. Vallee, MD, Health Commissioner/Medical Director
• Daniel Whiteley, MD, Coroner
5 Infant/Child Deaths Reviewed
9 Fetal Deaths Reviewed
CHILD FATALITY
REVIEW BOARD MEMBERS
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VITAL STATISTICSIssued:
• 1522 Birth Certificates
• 1434 Death Certificates
Other Services Provided:
• 266 Burial Permits
• 22 Certificates of Public Record
• 31 Governmental Use Only
• 23 Verifications of Birth
Recorded:
• 16 Certificates of Service
• 471 Deaths (5 Fetal Deaths)
• 630 Electronic Filings of Births
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Causes of Death Deaths in Gallia County Deaths of Gallia County Residents
Heart 101 76
Cancer 78 58
Respiratory Failure 39 17
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 28 27
Drug Overdose 26 25
CVA/Stroke 25 20
Sepsis 21 8
Alzheimer’s Dementia 19 11
Pneumonia 16 9
Renal Failure 16 9
Covid - 19 12 8
Parkinson’s 9 6
Dementia 8 8
Suicide 6 5
Fetal 5 5
Malnutrition 5 4
Natural Causes 4 4
Septic Shock 4 1
Alzheimer’s 3 1
Hypoxia 3 0
Liver Failure 3 3
Multi Organ Failure 3 2
Pulmonary Embolism 3 2
Accident 2 2
Asphyxiation 2 2
VITAL STATISTICS
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VITAL STATISTICS
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Causes of Death Deaths in Gallia County Deaths of Gallia County Residents
Aspiration Pneumonia 2 0
Cirrhosis of Liver 2 1
Drowning 2 1
Homicide 2 2
Hyperkalemia 2 1
Vehicle/Motorcycle Accident 2 2
Anemia 1 0
Bradyarrhythmia 1 0
Bradycardia 1 1
Cachexia 1 0
Cerebral Atherosclerosis 1 1
Cerebral Palsy 1 1
Diabetes Mellitus 1 1
HHV-6 Encephalitis/Encephalomyelitis 1 1
Huntington Disease 1 0
Hyponatremia 1 0
MRSA 1 1
Myelodysplastic Syndrome 1 0
Peripheral Vascular Disease 1 1
Skull Fracture 1 0
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage 1 1
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome 1 1
Undetermined Cause of Death 1 0
Urosepsis 1 1
TOTAL 471 330
GALLIA COUNTY RESIDENTS
DEATHS BY CANCER
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0 5 10 15 20 25
FINANCIAL REPORT
2019 Carry Over Balance $ 318,045
2020 Receipts $2,988,699
$3,306,744
2020 Expenditures $2,957,857
Balance as of December 31, 2020 $ 348,887
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Do you know how much the
Gallia County General Health
District received in state
subsidy per county resident?
19¢57
SERVICES OFFERED BY THE
HEALTH DEPARTMENT NOT
MANDATED BY THE STATE Back to School Healthy Kick Start
Chest Clinics
Cholesterol Screenings
Colposcopy Clinics
CPR Trainings
Evening Clinics
Family Practice Clinic
Gas Monitoring of Landfills
Home Bound Flu Shots
Immunizations
Immunization Satellite Courses
Lead Screenings
Lot Development Consultations
Mosquito Control & Surveillance
Outreach Flu Clinics
Outreach Immunization Clinics
Potable Water Sampling/Testing
Pregnancy Tests58
SERVICES OFFERED BY THE
HEALTH DEPARTMENT NOT
MANDATED BY THE STATE Rabies Vaccination Clinics
Real Estate Sewage Inspections
Residential Health and Safety Inspections
Scrap Tire Collections
Soil/Lot Split Evaluations
Solid Waste Hauler Permits and Inspections
TB Skin Tests
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PUBLIC HEALTH
ACCREDITATION BOARD
(PHAB)Accreditation Process
In accordance with Ohio Revised Code Section 3701.13, all Ohio health
departments must be accredited by 2020.
Seven Steps to Accreditation:
Pre-Application - Complete
Application - Complete
Document Selection and Submission - Complete
Site Visit- Complete 9/22/20-9/23/20
Accreditation Decision
Reports
Reaccreditation60
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT
Financial (Credit Card) Project
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FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION:
Website: galliacohealth.org
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 740.441.2018
Fax: 740.441.2045
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 AM - 5 PM
After hour emergencies: call 911 for an on call Health Department staff member
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