Clinical & Family Services
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Immunization Clinic Hours
Price Office
149 East 100 South
PO Box 800
Price, UT 84501
(435) 637-3671 • (435) 637-1933 Fax
Walk-in Clinic Hours
Monday - Thursday
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Castle Dale Office
25 W. Main St.
PO Box 644
Castle Dale, UT 84513
(435) 381-2252 • (435) 381-5635 Fax
Walk-in Clinic Hours
Monday
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Moab Office
575 S. Kane Creek Blvd.
Moab, Utah 84532
(435) 259-5602 • (435) 259-7369 Fax
Walk-in Clinic Hours
Monday & Wednesday
3:00 - 4:30 PM
* For TB testing clinic hours click here.
** If you are unable to make it to these walk-in clinic hours call your local office and make an appointment with one of our nurses.
What to bring?
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Insurance Information/Card
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Immunization Records (Ways to request your immunization record can be found here.)
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Form of ID (Drivers License, Passport State ID, Student ID)
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Form of Payment (Visa, Discover, Mastercard or cash. We DO NOT accept American Express.)
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Beginning July 18th, a convenience fee will be charged on all debit and credit card purchases. The fee is 2.5% with a minimum of $1.50.
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SEUHD Accepted Insurances
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CNIC Health Solutions
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DMBA (Desert Benefits Association)
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EBMS (Benefit Solution)
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EMIA (Educators Mutual)
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Healthy U
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Health Smart
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Mail Handlers Benefits
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Medicaid
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Medicare Part B Only
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Meritain
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Molina (Medicaid/CHIP or Private)
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MotivHealth
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PEHP - Advantage & Summit
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Railroad Medicare
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Select Health
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Tall Tree Administrators
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UMWA Health & Retirement Funds
SEUHD Not Accepted Insurances
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Aetna
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AMA
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Anthem
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Blue Cross/Blue Shield
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Cigna
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GEHA
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Humana
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IBEW
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Lasso
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Medi-Share
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TriCare/VA
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UMR
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United Healthcare (UHC)
Immunizations
Check out this State of Utah Stay up to Date resource. It lets you enter the age of your child or yourself to see what age-appropriate immunizations and screenings are recommended.
Vaccine Information Statements
Review the Vaccine Information Statements (VIS) here before you or your child receive a vaccination.
Let a staff member know if you would like a printed copy of the VIS at your visit.
Vaccines offered at SEUHD
COVID
Dtap
Flu (Seasonal)
Hep A Peds/Adult
Hep B Peds/Adult
HIB
HPV
IPV (Polio)
Meningitis (A, C, W, Y)
Meningitis B
MMR
Pneumonia Peds/Adult
Rotavirus
Shingles
Tdap
Typhoid
Varicella
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**For pricing on vaccinations, call your local office.
TB Testing
TB tests (PPD) are placed during the clinic hours below. Tests will be read 48 hours later.
Testing is subject to change during a holiday week.
Price Office
Monday & Tuesday
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Castle Dale Office
Monday
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Moab Office
Monday
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Patient Information Sheet
** You must fill out this form prior to receiving any vaccinations at Southeast Utah Health Department.
Immunization Exemptions
** You must print the certificate when the module is completed, as it will not save!!
Notice of
Privacy Practices
Children's
Health
When children are healthy, they are more likely to succeed! Child Health focused Programs help promote children’s success by identifying emerging and current health needs, while continuing to assure services like well child exams and immunizations. The goal is to eliminate barriers to health care and increase access and referrals to needed services.
Dental Health - Fluoride Varnish
Dental care is an essential part of health, and fluoride is important to maintaining a healthy smile!
At Southeast Utah Health Department we are able to offer fluoride varnish that is applied on a child’s teeth at either a Well Child or a WIC visit. Fluoride strengthens tooth enamel and provides a layer of protection that makes teeth more resistant to acid that causes decay.
The staff will also work with parents to ensure the family has a local dentist where they can attend regular checkups.
Nurse Home Visits - Targeted Case Management (TCM)
Your own personal nurse!
A TCM visit is provided by a nurse, free of charge, to clients as an included Medicaid benefit.
A registered nurse will provide education about attending important health visits including dental, well-child and postpartum care. The nurse will also help you utilize all of the available community resources for you and your family as well as provide you a packet of handouts. Must be a Medicaid member to receive this benefit. If you are not on Medicaid, contact your local SEUHD office to see others ways we are able to offer you this service.
Child Health, Evaluation & Care (CHEC)
CHEC is an included Medicaid benefit for children, focusing on keeping children physically healthy.
CHEC services include:
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Well-Child visits: health history, eating habits, head-to-toe assessment, & growth and development check.
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Immunizations
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Dental varnish & education
Ages & Stages Questionnaire (ASQ)
Clinical staff at SEUHD administer the Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQ) to provide an accurate developmental and social-emotional screening for children between birth and age 6. This screener uses parents' expert knowledge to evaluate developmental progress and can catch delays in young children. For more information on this tool and how it can be used to benefit you and your child, click here.
Women Infants & Children (WIC)
WIC is a breastfeeding and nutrition program offering services for qualifying mothers, infants and children up to age 5. WIC not only offers healthy food and formula, but also includes excellent nutrition education, breastfeeding education/counseling, and breast pumps for breastfeeding women.
For more information on the WIC program, as well as eligibility guidelines, click here!
School
Nursing
Who is your child's school nurse?
Your school nurses in Carbon County are
Carbon School District - Heidi Yoklavich, RN - 435-637-3671
Carbon School District - Teonna Olsen, RN - 435-637-3671
Pinnacle Canyon Academy - Errin Rauhala, RN - 435-637-3671
Your school nurse in Emery County is
Emery School District - Lori Tuttle, RN - 435-381-2252
Your school nurses in Grand County are
Moab Charter School - Donald Cotton, RN - 435-259-5602
Grand School District - Mary Frothingham, RN - 435-210-0096
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School Health Services
Vision Screening - PreK, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 10th grades, and all special education classes. Referrals to parents and eye specialists are made as necessary.
Maturation Teaching - Education for 5th grade students.
Health-Care Plans - Developed with parent and physician input for students with special health needs or medical conditions. Nurses train school staff to safely care for students during school hours. Health plans include both 504 and individualized education plans (IEP) when children have a medical need.
Medication Management - School policy allows for medication to be given during school, when necessary. Physician authorization forms must be filled out prior to medication administration.
Staff Wellness - Includes blood pressure checks, TB screening, flu shots, teaching on blood-borne pathogens in the school setting, tracking and reporting, CPR/FA/AED trainings, administering medications, and other topics as needed.
Hygiene Teaching - Student education on the importance of maintaining good hygiene, including bathing, use of antiperspirant, and teeth care.
Head Lice
What you need to know about Head Lice
Treating Head Lice
Frequently Asked Questions about Lice
Student Medical Health School Forms
School Immunization Requirements
Vaccines required for students entering Kindergarten:
5 DTP/DTaP/DT - 4 doses if 4th dose was given on/after the 4th birthday
4 Polio - 3 doses if 3rd dose was given on/after the 4th birthday
2 Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)
3 Hepatitis B
2 Hepatitis A
2 Varicella (Chickenpox)
Vaccines required for students entering 7th grade:
1 Tdap
1 Meningococcal (with a booster at age 16)
Immunization Exemptions
** You must print the certificate when the module is completed, as it will not save!!
Parents as Teachers
Parents are their child’s first and most influential teacher!!
Parents as Teachers (PAT) empowers parents to recognize their own strengths, while encouraging their children to grow and realize their full potential. This is a FREE home visiting program offered by the Southeast Utah Health Department for prenatal families & families with infants and children up to the age of 5. These visits are conducted in-home by registered nurses that are certified parent educators. There are also opportunities to connect with other parents.
PAT Referral Form
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Are you Eligible?
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Qualify for Medicaid and/or WIC
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First time, single, or teen parent
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Child with disabilities or chronic health condition
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Parent with chronic or mental health conditions
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Child born weighing less than 3.5 pounds or born too early
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Child is in foster care or adopted
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No high school diploma or GED, not currently enrolled
For questions or to enroll call:
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Carbon: 435-637-3671 ask for Amy or Julie
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Emery: 435-381-2252 ask for Jessie
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Grand: 435-259-5602 ask for Jill
Children's Special
Healthcare Needs
Integrated Services for Children with Special Healthcare Needs (CSHCN)
Care Coordination
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Assessing patient and family needs
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Helping families create care plans
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Connecting to Medicaid, public programs, health insurance, and community resources
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Planning for transition into adult programs
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Scheduling patients/families with clinical service providers
Children's Clinic Referral Form
Clinical Services
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Autism
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Behavioral concerns
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Social/Emotional concerns
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Sensory concerns
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Hearing concerns
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Speech/Language delay
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Gross motor delay
Integrated Services Brochure
Women's Cancer Screening
The Women's Cancer Screening program is designed to serve women who qualify between the ages of 40-64. Eligibility is based on household size and income. Women with insurance may qualify.
Where should I go for Screening Services?
The best place to go for health services is your regular health care provider. However, if you do not have one, the Utah Cancer Control Program provides other options for some screening exams.
Call the Women’s Cancer Screening nurse at 435-637-3671 for more information on other services.
The program provides the following services:
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Low or no cost clinical breast exams
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Cervical Screenings
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Free mammogram voucher
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Pelvic/Pap exams
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Blood Pressure Test
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Sugar/Glucose Test
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Lifestyle Coaching
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Treatment Referral
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Female nurses provide education regarding cancer risks and encourage prevention through regular examinations
Consent & Authorization Form
Consent & Authorization Form - Spanish
BeWise: Women's Lifestyle Coaching
The BeWise program is targeted towards women ages 50-64. These services are an extension of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening. Eligibility is based on household size and income. Women who are mid-to-low income, underinsured or uninsured may qualify.
BeWise services provide a free blood pressure check, cholesterol and sugar/glucose screening, and lifestyle coaching. A coach will review screening values and assist women in setting personal goals. The goal of BeWise is to provide women with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities to improve diet, physical activity, and other lifestyle behaviors to prevent, delay, and control cardiovascular and other chronic diseases.
Maternal Mental Health
At Southeast Utah Health Department, Maternal Mental Health is very important! During a WIC or prenatal visit, clinical services staff administers an electronic screening to pregnant or postpartum women using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale. This 10 question screening can indicate whether symptoms of anxiety or depression may be present during pregnancy and in the year following the birth of a child.
After the screening, the client can speak with our staff to create a plan of action most suited to their needs. Options include receiving educational resources, participating in virtual group interventions (when available), or referral to a private provider when necessary.
For more resources visit: https://mihp.utah.gov/maternal-mental-health
Pregnancy Testing
SEUHD offers pregnancy testing during normal clinic hours or by appointment.
Pregnancy tests are a charge of $15 due at the time of service.
To see our clinic hours click here.
Baby Your Baby
Financial Assistance with Prenatal Care
The Baby Your Baby program offers financial help on a temporary basis to Utah women who are pregnant and do not have insurance or financial ability to pay for prenatal care. Baby Your Baby can help finance a pregnancy through a form of Prenatal Medicaid.
How to Qualify for Baby Your Baby
When applying for prenatal Medicaid, the nurse will look at your gross monthly income (before taxes) for the current month and also the number of people in the family (including the unborn baby).
If your income and household size are within the requirement guidelines, the nurse will assist you with filling out an application and grant you temporary prenatal Medicaid status. A state Medicaid representative may contact you to get additional information so you are able to receive Medicaid benefits.
It is important to note that Baby Your Baby is only temporary and will only cover physician visits! Only one Baby Your Baby temporary service can be issued per pregnancy, so you must apply for long-term Medicaid as soon as possible.
Once your Medicaid application is processed and approved, your traditional (long-term) Medicaid card will cover the rest of your pregnancy along with the hospital stay and delivery charges.
To see if you qualify for Baby Your Baby Financial assistance call your local SEUHD office.
Selecting a Medicaid Approved Health Care Provider
After approval for the Baby Your Baby Program, select a doctor or nurse midwife that is Medicaid approved. This ensures a smooth transition to traditional Medicaid. When contacting your provider of choice to schedule your initial visit, make sure to ask them if they accept Medicaid.
Communicable Disease
Disease Investigation
The Communicable Disease Program of Southeast Utah Health Department works to promptly detect, investigate and prevent further transmission of communicable diseases within Carbon, Emery and Grand Counties. A communicable disease is any disease that is transmitted through contact with an infected individual's blood or body fluids, breathing in airborne viruses, or through an animal or insect bite.
Utah Law requires that certain diseases be reported to public health, see the list here.
For more resources click here.
For information on other disease investigation and surveillance click here.
Catch the Answers
The best way to prevent STDs is to talk about them. This resource is for anyone with questions, doubts, or needing a second source of information on STDs. This tool can help you understand how STDs are spread, where you can seek treatment/testing, and the best prevention measures for your situation.
International Travel
Record
Requests
You can request an immunization record 4 ways:
1. From your Healthcare Provider.
Most healthcare providers in Utah are connected to the Utah Statewide Immunization Information System (USIIS). Contact your provider and ask if they can give you an Official USIIS Personal Utah Immunization Record. If your provider does not participate in USIIS, they can print your immunization record from their own medical record system.
2. Through the Docket mobile app.
Immunization Records in a Snap. Easy access to your personal and family immunization records at no cost. Keep your records at your finger tips!
3. From the Utah Department of Health's Utah Statewide Immunization
Information System (USIIS)
Submit a completed, notarized USIIS Immunization record Request form to:
USIIS
PO Box 142012
Salt Lake City, UT 84114
Email: immunize@utah.gov
Fax: 801-538-9440
4. From the Southeast Utah Health Department.
Complete the Immunization record request below