Pickaway County Public Health

What Pickaway County Public Health does

Pickaway County Public Health (PCPH) is a county-government health department operating as a nationally PHAB-accredited combined health district serving all townships, villages, and municipalities within Pickaway County, Ohio. It is organized into three functional divisions: Clinical Health, Environmental Health, and Vital Statistics. The department delivers a broad portfolio of public health services including immunizations (VFC, Section 317, and private vaccines), communicable disease investigation, birth and death certificate issuance, food safety inspections and licensing, residential water and sewage permitting, mosquito control, emergency preparedness, and targeted programs such as Complex Medical Help (CMH), Cribs for Kids, Project DAWN naloxone distribution, Stop the Bleed training, the Breast & Cervical Cancer Project, lead poisoning prevention, and STI prevention.

PCPH funds operations through a hybrid model dominated by county appropriations and state and federal grants, supplemented by transactional fees. Vital statistics certificates are priced at $30 each with same-day service; environmental health services — food facility licensing, pool/spa licensing, campground licensing, sewage permits, private water system permits, lot split reviews, and real estate evaluations — generate fees at varying rates. The core technology stack consists of public health information management systems supporting vital statistics records, inspection databases, and communicable disease tracking and reporting; a public online inspection report database provides community access to inspection records for food, pool, and campground operations.

All services are delivered through a single physical office at 110 Island Road in Circleville, supplemented by home visits for case management and on-site environmental inspections across the county. PCPH is governed by a 7-member Board of Health, led by Health Commissioner Andy Bull (MPH, MBA, REHS), with directors overseeing Nursing (Anne Roberts, RN, BSN) and Environmental Health (Hannah Montgomery, MPH, REHS), and an Interim Medical Director (Linda A. Iskra, MD) providing clinical oversight. Key institutional partners include OhioHealth Berger Hospital (co-leader of the Community Health Improvement Plan), the Ohio Department of Health, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, and regional partners such as Licking County Health Department.

Name

Pickaway County Public Health

Legal name

Pickaway County Public Health

Website

https://pickawaycountypublichealth.org

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Pickaway County Public Health is a PHAB-accredited combined health district serving Pickaway County, Ohio residents and businesses through clinical health, environmental health, and vital statistics services including immunizations, inspections, and birth/death certificates.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Local Public Health Services

NAICS

Administration of Public Health Programs (92312), Administration of Environmental Quality Programs (9241)

SIC

Services-Offices & Clinics Of Doctors Of Medicine (8011)

akta.pro primary industry

County/District/Local Health Departments (HLAJAAAB)

akta.pro secondary industry

Community-Based Preventive & Health Promotion Clinics (HLAFAGAO)

Keywords

• Public health services
• Vital statistics records
• Immunization programs
• Environmental health inspections
• Emergency preparedness

Headquarters

HQ city

Circleville

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Government Appropriations: Government funding from county, state, and federal sources for public health services and programs.
2. Vital Statistics Fees: Fees charged for birth and death certificates at $30 each, providing same-day service during business hours.
3. Environmental Health Fees: Fees for permits and inspections including food facility licensing, pool/spa licensing, campground licensing, sewage system permits, private water system permits, lot split reviews, and real estate evaluations.

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Distribution channels5 records

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Core offering

Pickaway County Public Health is a PHAB-accredited combined health district that delivers mandated local public health services to Pickaway County, Ohio residents and businesses. Its core offerings include issuing birth and death certificates, providing immunizations, conducting food service and environmental health inspections, regulated water and sewage program administration, clinical services, and public health emergency preparedness.

Product overview

Pickaway County Public Health is a nationally accredited combined health district offering a comprehensive portfolio of public health services organized into three main divisions: Clinical Health Services, Environmental Health, and Vital Statistics. The organization operates as a service-based government agency rather than a technology product company. Core services include immunizations (VFC, Section 317, and private vaccines), communicable disease investigation, birth/death certificates, food safety inspections, water and sewage system permitting, mosquito control, emergency preparedness, and various community health programs including Complex Medical Help (CMH), Cribs for Kids, Project DAWN (Naloxone distribution), Stop The Bleed training, Breast & Cervical Cancer Project, Lead poisoning prevention, and STI prevention. Environmental Health encompasses food safety, pools/spas/campgrounds licensing, private water systems, sewage programs, lot splits, and nuisance complaint investigation. The agency also maintains a Community Health Assessment process and partners with OhioHealth Berger Hospital on community health improvement planning.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Birth and Death Certificate Services Statutory issuance of certified birth and death certificates for Pickaway County residents, families, and legal/funeral entities. Available through the health district office and by mail/online ordering.
• Immunization Services Administration of routine and travel-related vaccinations for children and adults in Pickaway County, including school-required immunizations, with documentation into the state immunization registry.
• Food Service Licensing and Inspection Issuance of food service operation licenses and routine inspections of food facilities within Pickaway County to ensure compliance with state and local food safety regulations.
• Water and Sewage Program Regulation, permitting, and inspection of private water systems (wells) and household sewage treatment systems in Pickaway County to protect groundwater and public health.
• Public Health Emergency Preparedness Planning, training, and response coordination for public health emergencies (e.g., infectious disease outbreaks, natural disasters) affecting Pickaway County residents.
• Clinical Public Health Services Provision of basic clinical public health services to county residents, such as communicable disease screening, tuberculosis testing, and other preventive clinic offerings.

Quantifiable outcome

• Community Health Assessment completed in 2023, re-assessed in 2026, with active Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) addressing mental health, substance use prevention, chronic disease prevention, and wellness

Named customers1 record

Segments8 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and moderate.

• OhioHealth Berger HospitalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOhioHealth Berger Hospital is the co-leader of the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) alongside Pickaway County Public Health. The hospital partners in the Community Health Assessment process and works with PCPH to address priority health issues including mental health, substance use prevention, chronic disease prevention, and overall wellness. Many community agencies and organizations participate in implementing the CHIP.
• Ohio Department of HealthcoreOthersState health department providing regulatory oversight, program guidance, and resources for local public health operations including immunizations (VFC, Section 317), communicable disease reporting, CMH program, and environmental health programs.
• Ohio Environmental Protection AgencymajorOthersOhio EPA provides funding through the Ohio EPA program for mosquito surveillance and control activities in Pickaway County for 2024.
• United Way of Pickaway CountymoderateStrategic or Co-development PartnerUnited Way 211 logo displayed on PCPH website as partner resource, connecting residents to Navigate Resources for Chic.
• WIC (Women, Infants, and Children)moderateOthersWIC program partnership for Cribs for Kids eligibility; families enrolled in WIC or Medicaid qualify for free Cribette through the program.
• Licking County Health DepartmentmoderateOthersCentral Ohio Breast and Cervical Cancer Project is based out of Licking County Health Department but serves 14 counties including Pickaway County.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Franklin County Public Health: County-level public health agency serving Franklin County (Columbus), Ohio. Direct peer in that it operates an analogous combined health district model with clinical, environmental health, and vital statistics services under Ohio Revised Code authority.
• Madison County Public Health: Central Ohio county public health agency providing immunizations, environmental health, CMH, and emergency preparedness. Similar combined-district structure under Ohio Code.
• Fayette County Public Health: Small-county Ohio health department sharing PHAB accreditation and combined-district structure. Comparable population base and service delivery model.
• Licking County Health Department: County health department explicitly named as the BCCP hub serving Pickaway County. Operates the same Ohio public health programs and is a regional peer for community health programs.
• Delaware County Public Health District: County-level public health district in central Ohio delivering immunizations, environmental health permitting, vital records, and emergency preparedness. Closely comparable in service mix and Ohio regulatory framework.
• Fairfield County Health Department: Adjacent central Ohio county health department offering nearly identical clinical/environmental health and vital statistics programs. Similar funding mix of county appropriations plus fees.
• Ross County Health District: Southern Ohio combined health district providing clinical health, environmental health, and vital statistics to a similarly sized rural/semi-rural county. Comparable scale and service profile.

Broad incumbents

• Ohio Department of Health: State-level public health authority providing regulatory oversight, programmatic guidance, and funding (VFC, Section 317, CMH) to PCPH. Sets the statewide framework within which PCPH operates.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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