Disease Surveillance and Investigation
The District Epidemiologist and Communicable Disease Nurses perform follow-up investigations on all diseases considered reportable by the Code of Virginia and the State Board of Health. View the Virginia Reportable Disease List. To view Disease Fact Sheets in English and Spanish, please visit the VDH Office of Epidemiology website.
To report a disease to the health district, please go to the Confidential Morbidity Report Portal and enter the information and click the checkmark at the bottom to submit. Healthcare professionals seeking additional information on disease control and regulation should visit the VDH Office of Epidemiology website.
Other communicable disease services include:
- Collecting and analyzing data on reportable diseases
- Performing surveillance for communicable diseases and illnesses of public health significance
- Providing counseling and education to clients with reportable diseases
- Investigating outbreaks of disease in the community
- Partnering with schools and child care programs to encourage communicable disease prevention and surveillance
- Acting as the liaison between medical providers and the Virginia Department of Consolidated Laboratory Services (DCLS) when certain laboratory testing is required
Immunization Services
Immunization services are available by appointment in both our Manassas and Woodbridge clinic sites.
For an appointment call:
Manassas Clinic: 703-792-6300 Woodbridge Clinic: 703-792-7300
Please bring current immunization record at time of visit. If you/your child have Medicaid or private insurance, please bring the current Medicaid or insurance card at time of visit. Certain charges may apply.
CHS1A Consent for Health Care English
CHS1A Consent for Health Care Spanish
HIPAA Authorization for Disclosure English
HIPAA Authorization for Disclosure Spanish
Registration Form for Immunizations
Tuberculosis (TB) Services
The Prince William Health District provides the following Tuberculosis (TB) services to the community:
- Tuberculosis risk assessments for people with –
- TB symptoms (fever, night sweats, cough, and weight loss)
- Newcomers from countries with high TB rates
- Other high-risk groups
- Tuberculosis testing: tuberculin skin tests and blood tests (IGRA)
- Tuberculin Risk Assessment with tuberculin skin testing if indicated for school.
- Chest X-Ray and treatment recommendations for positive TB test individuals.
- Diagnosis, treatment, case management or co-management with private doctors for all active and suspected cases of TB.
- Evaluation of individuals exposed to a case of active TB.
For more information call: Manassas Clinic: 703-792-6300 Woodbridge Clinic: 703-792-7300
Tuberculin Skin Testing (PPD) Registration Information English Spanish
Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Clinic Services
Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Clinic Services
The Prince William Health District offers STI screening, detection, treatment and education in Manassas and Woodbridge. These services are available by appointment.
For more information, call: Manassas Clinic: 703-792-6300 Woodbridge Clinic: 703-792-7300
Services offered during STI clinics include:
- Services for the detection, screening and treatment of STIs;
- Confidential HIV testing, counseling and education;
- STI education, information and referral to other services as appropriate;
- Risk reduction counseling.
Please bring your health insurance information and proof of household income for the services you receive.
CHS1A Consent for Health Care English
CHS1A Consent for Health Care Spanish
HIPAA Authorization for Disclosure English
HIPAA Authorization for Disclosure Spanish
General Health History English
Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Requirements
In 2010, the Federal Government enacted the Affordable Care Act requiring individuals to obtain health insurance to help pay for health care services.
If you do not have health insurance, please ask the registration staff for additional information. You can also find information on how to obtain an insurance policy at www.coverva.org or www.healthcare.gov