Our mission at Collin County Health Care Services is to protect and promote the health of the people of Collin County. We believe in the health of our community by providing quality, preventive Public Health Services to county residents. We recognize individual dignity, worth and respect the rights of all people. We are committed to continuous improvement in patient care and responsive to our community's needs. Our patients are the center of our attention, and are always seeking ways to improve our services and the value we bring to our community.

Immunizations
Disease prevention is the key to public health. We administer immunizations to children and adults.

 
Epidemiology & Surveillance
Tracking diseases and health conditions through county physicians, hospital, schools, the public, and other local, regional, and state health departments. Also, see Alert Us.
 

Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Program
Ensuring mothers, pregnant women and their sexual partners can get crucial testing and the Hepatitis B vaccine series for preventive measures.

 
Tuberculosis Clinic
Testing and X-ray referral services to patients who have been exposed or are at-risk of being exposed to the TB germ. We also offer treatment services to persons who have TB and need medication.
 

STD/HIV Clinic
Our clinic provides comprehensive services for the screening, counseling, and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases. We strive to maintain the highest level of confidentiality in order to honor patients' rights to privacy.

 
Breast Cancer Services
Annual screenings and treatment referrals to low-income, uninsured Collin County female residents aged 40 years or older.
 

WIC: Women, Infants & Children
WIC is a special supplemental food program that provides nutrition education and food vouchers for qualifying children and infants, as well as pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women.

 
Collin County Indigent Program
This program provides health care services to qualified indigent citizens of Collin County. Proof of income and resources are required to determine eligibility. Contact us at 972-548-4702 for more information.
 

Primary Care Services (PrimaCare Program)
This program is a partnership between Collin County’s Health Care Services and Prima Care Medical Centers. This program is an option for families who earn less than 100% of the federal poverty guidelines and who are in need of primary or urgent care services.

 
Additional Health Care Assistance
Collin County helps fund non-profit health care providers and clinics throughout the area that offer a variety of health care needs from visual screenings for kids to prescription assistance to medical help for seniors. Eligible residents may apply for these benefits at the individual clinic locations listed.
 

Coast2Coast Rx Card
This is a free discount prescription card that provides annual savings up to 45 percent from most pharmacy chains. The Prescription Discount Card Information page provides details on the program and tells you where to get it, on- and off-line.

 
Alert Collin County Health Care Services
Our newly developed Alert Collin County Health Care Services website allows county residents to directly communicate with the Health Department. The public can also obtain useful information regarding human rabies vaccination, notifiable conditions, and the latest health news.
 

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Collin County Health Care Services Collin County McKinney Plaza Location     map 825 N. McDonald St., Suite 130 McKinney, TX 75069 Email: hc@collincountytx.gov Phone: 972-548-5500 (McKinney)   972-424-1460 ext. 5500 (Metro) Fax: 972-548-5550

Medical Providers (Hospitals and Doctor Offices):
To contact our Epidemiology Department or to report notifiable conditions, please call 972-548-4707.

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