Health Department
On May 7, 2025, a case of measles was confirmed in Sedgwick County in an unvaccinated child between the ages of 5 and 10 years old. This marks the first case of measles in Sedgwick County since 2017. We urge residents to review their vaccination status and consult their healthcare provider if they have symptoms.
To view details on current public measles exposures in Sedgwick County, visit: https://schd.online/Measles-Public-Exposures.
Current Updates and Alerts
Join the Sedgwick County Health Department’s Fatherhood Program for the 2025 Fatherhood Summit: Empowered Dads Elevate Families on June 26 and June 27 at the Courtyard Wichita at Old Town.
The summit brings together community members, experts, and service organizations to strengthen the future of fathering support. All are welcome, and there is no cost to register or attend. Click here to learn more!
Kansas City Area Tuberculosis (TB) Outbreak Response | Posted January 31, 2025
There is no additional risk to Sedgwick County residents or anyone traveling to the Kansas City area unless they are spending a lot of time with someone who has active TB disease.
To learn more about the response to the outbreak in Wyandotte County, visit the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s (KDHE) webpage.
Quick Facts About TB
- There is no outbreak of TB in Sedgwick County.
- You have a higher risk of getting the flu than TB.
- TB can be treated.
To learn more about TB, visit the CDC’s Tuberculosis webpage.
VACCINE AVAILABILITY | Posted January 16, 2025
Vaccine availability is not guaranteed. Please call (316) 660-7300 to make an appointment or check if a vaccine is available before you visit.
Walk-ins are welcome on Thursday afternoons at our West Central Clinic, but some vaccines may not be in stock.
Learn About the Services We Provide
Which Vaccinations Do I Need?
- Child and Adolescent Vaccination Schedule (Birth to 18 years)
- Adults and Seniors Vaccination (Ages 19 years and older)
- Travel Vaccinations
- School-Required Vaccinations