Health department facilities have reopened and many services are operating at limited capacity. Face masks are required in health department facilities, regardless of vaccination status.
Reproductive health and immunization clinic services are available by appointment. Please call 970-498-6767 for more information or to schedule.
Birth and death certificates can be obtained online, by mail, or by fax. Visit the webpage linked below for Birth and Death Records for more information.
For more information about Environmental health services, please call 970-498-6775.
Larimer County health officials are alerting residents that, for the third week in a row, traditional critical care capacity in Larimer County hospitals is being exceeded. Intensive Care Unit (ICU) capacity has been at or above 100% since August 30, 2021, with the current capacity at 107%.
More about Larimer County Hospitals Face Third Week of ICU Capacity Over 100%I have said this before and I will say it again, we are in a battle with a virus--and when we battle each other, the virus wins. We now have so many more tools available to us than we did at the beginning of this response. Coming together as a community, and implementing these steps now, will ensure that we can win this battle and eventually, win this war against COVID-19.
More about COVID-19 Update: A Letter from Larimer County Public Health Director Tom GonzalesThis week the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment (LCDHE) confirmed the first case of West Nile virus in a Larimer County resident in 2021. The case is a Berthoud resident. Human case reports usually peak in August and September.
Mosquito numbers are abundant in many areas of the county.
