FINAL - Annual Report 2017

2017

ANNUAL REPORT
Be wise. Be well.

HEALTH CARE IS
VITAL TO ALL OF
US SOME OF THE
TIME, BUT PUBLIC
HEALTH IS VITAL
TO ALL OF US ALL
OF THE TIME.

- former U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop

TABLE OF
CONTENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL MISSION, VISION,
HEALTH DIVISION AND GOALS

page 6 pages 4-5

LABORATORY
SERVICES DIVISION

page 7

PERSONAL &
PREVENTIVE HEALTH
SERVICES DIVISION

pages 8-9

FINANCES

pages 10-11

BOARD OF BOARD OF HEALTH
COMMISSIONERS
page 13
page 12

ROADMAP TO HEALTH

pages 14-15

OUR

MISSION

TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE
THE PUBLIC'S HEALTH AND

WELL-BEING

OUR

VISION
TO BE A VALUED LEADER,
PARTNER, AND SERVICE
PROVIDER BUILDING A
HEALTHY COMMUNITY

OUR

VALUES
ACCOUNTABILITY
DEDICATION
DIVERSITY
EXCELLENCE
INTEGRITY
RESPECT
TEAMWORK

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OUR

GOALS

WE WILL PROVIDE EXCELLENT
CUSTOMER SERVICE

WE WILL PROMOTE AWARENESS
OF PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUES AND

THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY
SCDPH

WE WILL SEEK RESOURCES TO
SUPPORT AGENCY
INFRASTRUCTURE

WE WILL ASSURE A COMPETENT
AND VALUED PUBLIC HEALTH
WORKFORCE

WE WILL PROVIDE ASSESSMENT,
ASSURANCE, AND POLICY

DEVELOPMENT TO MEET THE
PUBLIC HEALTH NEEDS OF OUR

COMMUNITY

WE WILL ACTIVELY ENGAGE IN
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO

IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS
COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS

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ENVIRHOEANLMTHENTAL
DIVISION

PROTECTING OUR WATER

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ASAIRFQEGUUAALIRTDYING INDOOR

Distributed over 700 radon test kits

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LOVED ONES

Inspected over 40 child and adult care centers

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PREVPEESNRETSRIOVVINECAEHLSE&ALTH
DIVISION
SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN

22,500OVER S C R E E N E D F O R H E A R I N G O R
VISION PROBLEMS

CASE ABSTRACTIONS AND 17
COMMUNITY REVIEWS DONE

FOR INFANT DEATHS

NEW FAMILIES ENROLLED IN

80OVER S U P P L E M E N T A L I N S U R A N C E
FOR CHILDREN WITH
CHRONIC HEALTH
CONDITIONS

FAMILIES WHO RECEIVED CARE 1OV0E0R
COORDINATION FROM OUR
CHILDREN'S SPECIAL
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
PROGRAM

20 A V E R A G E C H I L D H O O D L E A D
POISONING CASES
INVESTIGATED EACH MONTH
WOMEN, INFANTS, AND
C H I L D R E N C O U N S E L E D A B O U T OVER

4,000N U T R I T I O N A N D

BREASTFEEDING

1,400OVER H O M E V I S I T S P E R F O R M E D ,
HELPING ALMOST 100 MOMS
BECOME BETTER MOMS

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PREVPEESNRETSRIOVVINECAEHLSE&ALTH
DIVISION

1,200+ C(T&BASNTEOESSC)TOSNRFEIRAMDED

PCEORNFFOIRRMMEEDD DFIOSLELAOSWE-SUP ON 3,000+

1,700+ FPINOECORLPSULTDEDINTSEG,SHTIEVD
1 0 , 6 0 0 +CDOISNTDROIBMUSTED

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PEOPLE VACCINATED

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SHOTS

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FINANCES:

REVENUE

State
25%

Fees & Reimb.
39%

Federal
19%

Local
17%

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EXPENDITURES

WIC Administration
9% 18%

Emergency Prep.
2%

Environ. Health
PPHS 16%
43%

Health Ctr. Bldg
6%

Laboratory
6%

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SAGINAW
COUNTY

Board of Commissioners

CARL RUTH, CHAIR
KATHY DWAN
CHUCK STACK
KIRK KILPATRICK
SUSAN MCINERNEY
JAMES THEISEN
KYLE HARRIS
CHERYL HADSALL
DENNIS KRAFT
AMOS O'NEAL
MICHAEL WEBSTER

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SAGINAW
COUNTY

Board of Health

JUDITH LINCOLN
CALVIN WILLIAMS
BARBARA KEMP-LAURIA

AVERETTA LEWIS
CHERYL HADSALL
SUSAN MCINERNEY
CHARLES MUELLER, M.D.
TIMOTHY NOVAK

GENE NUCKOLLS

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Saginaw
County

Roadmap to Health

Health Improvement Priority Areas for
Saginaw County:
Infant Mortality

Chronic Disease and Obesity
Behavioral Health

Health and Social Equity
Emerging Models of Health System

Delivery

Saginaw County infant The ratio of disparities

mortality rate in 2016 was among African American

the  h   i g   h  e   s   t  in the and Caucasian infants

State of Michigan at a highremains               a  t   2 .3 .     

rate of  1 2   .3    deaths per That means African

1,000 live births. American babies die at a

rate 2   . 3  times greater than

white babies in Saginaw

County.

City of Saginaw infant Saginaw County's infant

mortality rate as a three mortality rate is  1 . 4  9      

year moving average from times  h    i  g   h    e   r   than

2014 through 2016 was the the State of Michigan

 h   i g   h   e   s  t    in the State rate for 2014-2016. 

of Michigan at a rate of      

 1 5  . 8    deaths per 1,000

live births.

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