The Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline Call 1-800-273-8255 or Text 208-398-4357

WIC Services will now be available here at Adams County Health Center. WIC is a program to help women in need! ACHC WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HELP YOU WITH ANY WIC SCHEDULING OR QUESTIONS. If you wish to schedule appointments or have WIC questions you have to call the numbers below,

Southwest District Health Weiser:

Phone: 208-549-2370

Southwest District Health Payette:

Phone: 208-642-9321

ACHC is offering Prescription for Play (P4P). Bricks and related educational materials are provided as prompts to engage caregivers around the benefits of play for development of emotional, cognitive, creative, social and physical skills. This is all done while you're at a well-child check up! P4P is only offered for children ages 18-36 months. 

Call ACHC today! 208-253-4242.

Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body’s immune system destroys cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. Screening and monitoring for type 1 diabetes helps families avoid serious complications at diagnosis and gives you time to plan and prepare. To learn more or to make your screening appointment please call 208-253-4242. 

Adams County Health Center team travels to schools, long term care facilities, nursing homes and community events to help keep the public informed about living a healthy lifestyle.  If you have an event or gathering you would like to have our team speak at, please let us know by calling (208) 253-4242.

Learn more about your health and how to improve it!  Join us at our monthly Community Health Series events - Where qualified and knowledgeable medical providers discuss topics that are of interest to you.  We hold informational classes at ACHC each month.  If you have a particular topic you are interested in or would like a group presentation, please contact Kylee at 208-253-4242, ext 1004

We are now offering Concussion Baseline Testing and Concussion screening.  Please contact ACHC for more info and to schedule an appointment.

208-253-4242

Findhelpidaho.org is a HUGE resource in our area for just about any of your needs. Simply go to the website and type in your zip code and it will open you up to lots of amazing opportunities and resources!

https://www.findhelpidaho.org/ 

Stop in and Learn more about the VA
*Outreach to Service members, veterans, as well as family members and community education on VA and Vet Center services & benefits
*Readjustment counseling - Individual, Couples, Family, & Group
*Referral to other services within VA and local community.

Southwest District Health provides education and support for people with diabetes.
The Registered Dietitians and Certified Diabetes Educator
are available to provide expert guidance
to anyone living with diabetes.
Everyone is welcome.
Call 208.253.4242 to save your spot

Mammogram screening is an important step in taking care of yourself and your health. Schedule your mammogram today, because you can’t take care of others if you don’t take care of yourself first.

To Schedule Your ST. Alphonsus Appointment, Call 208-253.4242 ext 1001

To Schedule Your ST. Lukes Appointment,     Call 208-706-2055

FREE Student Sports Physicals for Jr. and Sr. High School students.  Contact us at (208) 253-4242 for dates and times.

Free student hygiene discussions offered for all students k-8 grades at Midvale, Cambridge, Council and New Meadows schools.  If you would like your child to have a hygiene discussion with our qualified staff, please let us know.

Adams County Health Center Dental Department, is offering FREE Dental care for children under age 18 every February.   Appointments fill up so call 208-253-6447 to get your child seen.

ACHC is proud to partner with Idaho State University, School of Dentistry as a rural training site for Dental Residency students.
Having already graduated, Doctoral students complete various rotations in Dentistry with qualified Dental preceptors.  Dr. Monte Eppich precepts for this program at ACHC.  Please join us in welcoming these residents to ACHC!

Community-based anti-tobacco education for school-aged children will be held at 

Council Elementary School.

Our purpose is to cultivate and strengthen supportive community partnerships that encourage and foster the physical and mental wellbeing of youth and families and to prevent substance misuse among youth.

• Help communities identify what their youth need to thrive.
• Youth Leadership Development.
• Provide community education to support and strengthen families.
• Promote and support programs to prevent youth substance misuse.
• Connect community members and professionals to share resources and expertise and to encourage collaboration.