The Virginia Department of Health monitors disease activity and other health-related conditions in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Many data sources are used to monitor diseases and health-related conditions. Diseases and health data are compiled and analyzed to highlight potential trends or patterns that may be occurring. VDH is able to provide recommendations and guidance to prevent the future spread or development of disease.
The Central Shenandoah Health District receives reports locally from physicians, hospitals, clinics and laboratories. These reports are investigated to prevent the spread of diseases and to monitor for trends of those diseases in the local community. By providing our prevention partners with the tools and information they need, it will result in greater focus on health protection, and greater benefits for the health of our communities.
Our goal is to be able to provide you with valid and reliable information. Completeness of reporting varies within different program areas. Therefore, please interpret our information carefully. If you believe information has been posted in error, please contact our district office by phone or email. Please be aware that these pages are being presented for informational purposes only. Any information or statistical associations should not replace instructions from your doctor or medical professional.
AIDS/HIV
E. coli, STEC
Lyme disease
Salmonella
Tuberculosis
Campylobacter
Gonorrhea
Pertussis
Group A Strep
Chlamydia
Influenza
Rabies, Animal
Syphilis
The Central Shenandoah Health District, to the extent possible, is willing to assist in the collection of health data. Please fill out and submit the form below and one of our staff will be in contact with you to discuss your request in more detail. Please allow a minimum of one business week for the completion of your request.
