Lincoln Trail District Health Department

With a central office in Elizabethtown, Lincoln Trail District Health Department operates and serves the residents and visitors of a six-county area including Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, and Washington counties. A number of clinical services and programs are provided through those centers.

The WIC Program helps provide families with healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and so much more.

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NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH

Resources for Teens & Young Adults

The ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been especially challenging for young people. We've created a resource page packed with activities, exercises, mental health support and more!

Teen Health
Resources Crisis Resources for
Young People Free Activities
& Exercises LGBTQ+ Resources for
Challenging Times

Be Prepared for Flu Season

If you have not yet received your flu vaccination, we urge you to get the shot. Not only does the vaccine protect you and prevent spread of the virus, it protects those who are ineligible for the vaccine, including infants and individuals with a weakened immune system.

National Colorectal Cancer
Awareness Month

Colon cancer screenings save lives. There are different options for how to get screened, including at-home tests. To find out which screening option is best for you.

Take Screening Test

Quitting Smoking or Vaping Can Be A Challenge

Finding the right tools and support, you have a much better chance of staying quit! If your resolution for 2020 is to quit smoking or vaping for good, these free resources can help.

SmokefreeUS
Tools & Tips

The Kentucky Quit Line
1-800-QUIT-NOW

CDC Tips from
Former Smokers U.S. Food & Drug Administration
Every Try Counts My Life My Quit
For Teens

Presumptive Eligibility
Medicaid and You

Kentuckians can choose temporary health care

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Health Alerts

See the latest health alerts and food recalls by clicking the button below.

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Programs and Services

Promote safe, healthy, nurturing environments needed for optimal child development. Children from birth to 5 years.

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Protecting the health of our community through inspections of food, lodging, public facilities, schools and more.

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Providing resources for management of chronic disease and advocating for drug and alcohol abuse prevention through community partnerships and education.

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WIC provides nutritious foods, infant formula as well as nutrition and breastfeeding education. For parents with children younger than 5 years.

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Keeping our community safe by providing resources and reporting for infectious and communicable diseases.

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Assuring the safety and health of our community when emergencies strike.

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