HOURS
Monday 8-5
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 8-5 Vaccination day
Thursday 8-5
Friday Office Closed
605 Sullivan Ave
PO Box 47
Circle, MT 59215
Phone 406-485-2444
Fax 406-485-3603
Cell 406-939-4614
24/7 Disease Reporting 406-485-3405
Your Health is our Mission
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Your Health is our Mission *
McCone County Public Health Dept
OUR VISION: We strive for a community where everyone attains optimal health and well-being throughout life.
Check out the DPHHS Respiratory Dashboard to stay up-to-date on all things winter respiratory.
Upcoming events
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February Circle of Healing on 2/12 at 6pm Sr Center. Please come join us and bring someone else who needs the support!
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72 HOUR KITS
We got a GRANT to fund some kits!!! ALL 8 kits are now spoken for BUT if you are interested in getting one, please reach out to PH at 485-2444.
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Application for 72 Hour Kit (age 60 and over) limited number available
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FREE Ice Cleats for Seniors!
One of our CHIP projects in the Eldercare Work Group was to provide improved safety for those over 60! PH purchased a dozen sets of ice cleats for added traction on ice. They are available at the Senior Center!
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Mobile Mammograms will be BACK
JUNE 4th & 5th. DO NOT CALL PH to make your appointments! call the number on the flyer! GET PRESSED!
Meet the Team
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Sue Ann Good
Director, RN
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Dena Ehli Badley
Disease Investigation Specialist, Adm Ass’t
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Sharon Jensen
CNA
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Board of Health
McCone County’s BOH is comprised of 5 members; the three current County Commissioners, Sue Good and Keri Taylor DES. They meet quarterly on the third Monday of the month at 11am at the courthouse.
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Sanitarian (Contracted)
Poster for MRSE Exercise on Jan 14 2026
Our Services
WIC and Baby info
WIC services are provided by Dawson County Health Department.
Contact them at 406-377-5213
Baby height and weight are available at the McCone County Public Health office.
Immunizations
Vaccine Prices depend on vaccine type, number given and your insurance coverage. There is an administration fee of $25 for each vaccine given to cover all supplies, billing and insurance follow up hours. For VFC (Vaccine for Children or Medicaid) for those patients ages 18 years and younger, the fee charged to Medicaid is also $25 per vaccine. There is no charge for the vaccine as it is provided by the Federal Government. Appointments are preferred on Wednesdays if possible!
Adult Medicaid
Healthy Montana Kids Plus (Medicaid)
for those children under 19 years of age
COMMUNITY HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2025
There are 3 different work groups focused on the main issues brought forth by the 2024 CHA. The work groups focus were Behavioral Health, Eldercare and Emergency Preparedness.
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Communicable Disease Surveillance & Investigation
An important part of Public Health is conducting disease investigations after receiving test results that confirm reportable disease. Staff track cases, perform contact tracing when required, conduct interviews and enter information into the Disease Reporting System called MIDIS.
Influenza Vaccine & Clinic
Offer yearly influenza vaccine clinics or vaccine available at public health office by appointment. Call 406-485-2444 to schedule.
For more information about the influenza vaccine see the below link
Clinical Guidance for Influenza Vaccination | Influenza (Flu) | CDC
In Office Patient Care
Blood pressure checks
Vitamin injections by prescription
Q&A
IZ records
Weight checks
STRATEGIC PLAN 2025
We met with the CHA/CHIP grant coordinator, Neva, on July 7th to discuss the starting process of strategic planning.
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Environmental Health and Sanitarian
McCone County contracts with the Dawson County Sanitarian, Brant Gordon Brant Gordon, MPH, REHS/RS, CSP
District Sanitarian
Dawson, Prairie & McCone County
Phone 406-377-5772 Mobile 928-920-8479
Web www.dawsoncountymontana.com
Email gordonb@dawsonmt.gov
207 West Bell St., Glendive, MT 59330
Emergency Preparedness
Since 9/11, being prepared for PH emergencies has been a priority.
Covid 19 Resources
72 Hour Kit contents in a waterproof and portable tote or two
Water: (one gallon per person, per day)
Food: (non-perishable)
Manual can opener
Medications/special items: Meds (7-day supply)
Multi-purpose tool
Flashlight with batteries
Weatherproof matches, lighter, candles
Weather radio with batteries
Cell phone(s), portable chargers, cords
Spare house/vehicle keys
Cash and coins
Personal hygiene supplies
Sunscreen, sunglasses
Garbage bags, Ziploc bags, dust mask
Extra clothing for each person
Seasonal clothing—coats, gloves, boots
Blankets, sleeping bags
Important documents
Infant/toddler supplies if needed
Pets & 7-day supplies if needed
First aid kit
COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2024
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