Report a Disease
For 24-hour disease reporting, call 316-660-5555 or email DiseaseReport@sedgwick.gov.
- If a live representative is not immediately available, please leave a detailed message; calls and emails will be returned as soon as possible.
- If this is an emergency and you need to speak with someone right away, please call the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's 24-Hour Reporting and Emergencies hotline: 877-427-7317.
All clinically suspect, as well as lab-confirmed, cases of reportable diseases should be reported to the Sedgwick County Health Department.
- Review the Public Health Regulations for the Isolation and Quarantine of Infectious and Contagious Diseases–Childcare and Adult Care Facilities and Schools (K.A.R. 28-1-5 and 28-1-6) on the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's webpage.
- Print a poster of Reportable Diseases for Medical Providers
- Print a poster of Reportable Diseases for Schools and Licensed Child Care Facilities
Report a Disease
(except sexually transmitted infections and tuberculosis)
- Complete the online, Electronic Notifiable Disease Reporting Form; or
- Call the Sedgwick County Health Department's Epidemiology Hotline: 316-660-5555; or
- Email DiseaseReporting@sedgwick.gov
Report Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and HIV
- Complete the online Kansas STI Case Report Form and email it to kdhe.stilabs@ks.gov.
Report Tuberculosis (TB)
- Complete the Kansas Reportable Disease Form and fax it to the Tuberculosis (TB) Clinic at 316-660-5274.
- Health Care Providers may contact the Sedgwick County Health Department Tuberculosis Control Program clinic by calling 316-660-7450. You can also send an email to the clinic at tbdiseasereport@sedgwick.gov.
- Read about tuberculosis
- Visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website for more information about TB.
Report School Absentees
School nurses may use the School Illness Reporting Site (requires a password) to report absenteeism. This system allows local schools and the health department to track disease trends.
Report a Notifiable Disease
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and HIV
School Absentees
Tuberculosis