What services do you offer for expectant parents?

We provide counseling, ultrasounds, pregnancy testing, and parenting support to help new parents prepare for their journey.

Are your services confidential?

Yes, all our pregnancy-related services are free and confidential.

What is the Food Handler class?

The Food Handler class is a certification required by all Illinois food establishment employees who handle food (e.g., cooks, waiters). The class covers essential food safety practices and is valid for 3 years.

What is the Food Service Sanitation Manager Certificate (FSSMC)?

The FSSMC requires students to complete an 8-hour class followed by an exam. Certification duration is 5 years and is dependent on the establishment's needs. The Mason County Health Department does not currently offer this class.

What is a Temporary Food Permit and when is it required?

A Temporary Food Permit is valid for up to 14 days and permits groups to serve potentially hazardous food at events. It is required unless the event is closed and invitation-only.

What are the requirements to hold a bake sale?

To conduct a bake sale, you need to fill out a Bake Sale Registration Form. Only non-potentially hazardous food items can be sold, and all items must have labels stating major ingredients and allergens.

Can I install my own septic system?

Yes, homeowners can install their septic systems. However, an inspection by the Mason County Health Department is required after installation.

How do I get my well water tested?

The MCHD provides water well test kits for testing coliform bacteria and E. coli. Results typically take 7-10 business days after sample submission.

How can I reduce my exposure to contaminants in soil?

Refer to suggestions from the Illinois Department of Public Health for ways to minimize soil contamination risk.

What should I do if I find a dead bird?

Contact the MCHD to arrange for collection and testing for West Nile Virus, ensuring it meets the eligibility criteria.

Does Mason District Hospital have certain visiting hours?

The main hospital entrance is open from 7 AM to 8 PM. After 8 PM, the Emergency Department doors serve as the main entry.

How do I transfer care from my doctor to a Medical Associate doctor?

You can transfer care by calling one of our Medical Clinics or by downloading a New Patient Request form, completing it, and mailing it to your preferred clinic.

How can I financially support Mason District Hospital?

You can support the hospital by making a cash or check donation or contributing non-monetary gifts, such as bonds or real estate. For estate planning or questions regarding donations, contact Noelle Roos at (309) 543-8508 or via email.

Can I have my labs, x-rays, and other diagnostic tests done at Mason District while my doctor is out of town?

Yes, with an order from your doctor, you can have tests done here, and we will forward the results.

How can I get a copy of my medical records?

A copy of your medical records can be obtained through a written authorization, which must be signed and delivered to the Medical Records Department.

My child will be cared for by someone else in my absence; what if my child needs medical treatment?

You will need to download a Consent for Treatment form and provide it to the adult responsible for caring for your child.

What should I bring with me if I am going to be a patient?

You should bring daily essentials like glasses, dentures, and medication lists, while leaving valuables at home.

How do I indicate my Advanced Directive?

An advanced directive states your healthcare intentions and should be developed carefully. For help, call our Patient Service Coordinator.

What services does Mason District Hospital offer for language interpretation?

Mason District Hospital provides interpreter services for patients who speak foreign languages.

How can I receive spiritual support during my hospitalization?

Pastoral staff of various faiths is available for spiritual counseling. You can request a visit through your nurse or by calling.

What types of services does McDonough District Hospital offer?

McDonough District Hospital offers a wide range of services including Anticoagulation, Audiology, Behavioral Health, Cancer Treatment, Emergency Services, Gastrointestinal, Pediatrics, Rehabilitation Services, and more.

How can I contact McDonough District Hospital?

You can contact McDonough District Hospital at (309) 833-4101 or through their contact page on the website.

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