Health Screenings

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Available Screenings

The following health screenings are available at the health department's clinical services site (2716 West Central) and at all Mobile Clinic sites. For a list of clinic hours and contact information, click here.

Blood Pressure
Cholesterol/Lipoprotein
Sickle Cell Screening
Blood Sugar (finger stick)
Height/Weight/BMI
Blood Lead
TB skin test

Blood Lead Screening Program

This program works to identify children at risk for blood lead poisoning by offering screenings at health fairs and community events, as well as childcare facilities and schools. For more information call (316) 660-7300.

TB Skin Testing

You should get tested for TB if:

You have spent time with a person known to have active TB disease or suspected to have active TB disease
You have HIV infection or another condition that puts you at high risk for active TB disease
You think you might have active TB disease
You are from a country where active TB disease is very common (most countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Russia)
You live somewhere in the United States where active TB disease is more common, such as a homeless shelter, migrant farm camp, prison or jail, and some nursing homes
You inject illegal drugs.

In Sedgwick County, you can have a TB skin test done at your doctor’s office or at the Sedgwick County Health Department, 2716 W. Central. No appointment is necessary. Testing is not done on Thursdays because the testing site on the arm needs to be seen 48 – 72 hours after the test is done. Many schools, health care providers, day care providers and residential care workers are required by employers to be tested for TB.