Screening and Testing

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Cancer Screenings

SCREENING LOCATION

Pap tests and pelvic exams (by appointment) only:	A Pap test checks for early changes in the cervix that could lead to cervical cancer. Getting screened regularly helps find problems early, when they are easier to treat.
Education on breast self-awareness and testicular self-exams:	Learn what is normal for your body and when to talk with a healthcare provider. Breast Self-Awareness Testicular Self-Exams
Free breast and cervical cancer screenings:	Available for women who meet program guidelines. View eligibility guidelines here.
Referrals for free mammograms:	Available for women who meet program guidelines. Ask about this when you schedule your screening.

General Health Screenings & Testing

TESTING LOCATION

Below is a list of general health screenings/testing available at our West location:
Blood Lead
Blood Pressure
Blood Sugar (finger stick)
Cholesterol/Lipoprotein
Height/Weight/BMI
Pregnancy (See Family Planning for additional information.)

Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Screenings & Testing

STI TESTING & TREATMENT LOCATION

Parental consent is NOT required to be tested or treated for an STI.

The Sedgwick Health Department offers confidential testing and treatment of the following STIs:
Chlamydia
Gonorrhea
HIV/AIDS
Syphilis
Yeast Infections
Vaginal Infections
Genital Warts
Herpes - culture test when applicable (no blood tests)

Tuberculosis (TB) Screenings and Testing

TB TESTING LOCATION

TB TESTING FOR WORK, SCHOOL, OR OTHER REQUIREMENTS

If you need a TB screening:

TB skin and blood testing for work, school, or other requirements are available by appointment at our West Central location (listed above).

Testing is available on the following days by appointment:

TB skin test:
- Monday-Wednesdays: 8am-4:30pm
- No TB skin tests on Thursdays
- Fridays: 8am-4pm
TB Blood Test (Quantiferon test):
- Monday-Wednesdays: 8am-4pm
Call 316-660-7300 to schedule an appointment.

WHEN SHOULD YOU GET TESTED FOR TB?

You should get tested for tuberculosis if:

You have spent time with someone who has active TB disease or may have active TB disease.
You have HIV or another health condition that increases your risk for active TB disease.
You have symptoms of active TB disease.
You were born in or have lived in a country where TB is common (including many countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Russia).
You live in a place in the United States where TB is more common, such as a homeless shelter, migrant farm camp, prison, jail, or some nursing homes.
You inject drugs.

EXPERIENCING TB SYMPTOMS?

If you have TB symptoms or have been exposed to TB, see your healthcare provider as soon as possible.

Your healthcare provider can perform a TB skin or blood test and chest X-ray, if needed.
TB Testing is available at the Sedgwick County Health Department by appointment only. Call 316-660-7300 to schedule an appointment.

TB TREATMENT

TB CLINIC LOCATION
(TREATMENT AND CONTROL PROGRAM)

The TB Clinic, located at our East 9th Street location is for TB Control and Treatment. No Walk-Ins.

If you have a positive TB skin test or Quantiferon blood test, call
316-660-7450 to schedule an appointment or speak with TB Clinic staff.

IF YOU HAVE A POSITIVE TB TEST

If you are experiencing any symptoms of tuberculosis, please contact your local primary care physician or visit your local immediate care or ER.
If you have had a recent positive TB skin or Quantiferon blood test, call 316-660-7450 to schedule an appointment or speak with TB Clinic staff.

(West Side Entrance - across from KU School of Medicine - Wichita)

For information about parking, visit www.schd.online/map.

Call 316-660-7450 to schedule an appointment or speak with TB Clinic staff.