HIV-positive persons who have no health insurance or Medicaid and who are medically indigent may receive through the State AIDS Drug Program. Primary medical care is provided to county residents who are in early stage of HIV infection through money granted by the Ryan White Care Act. Individuals must meet financial criteria to qualify for this program. Primary medical care includes doctor visits, laboratory tests, diagnostic tests and prescriptions.
Case management is also available.
All animal bites and any animals suspected of having rabies should also be reported to the Loudoun Department of Public Health. Provides pediatric services, including physical exams, health screening tests, immunizations, referrals to childrens specialty programs, teaching of healthful practices and counseling. Available for all income brackets. Provides a variety of dental services, including dental referrals, oral cancer screenings, information on dental health techniques, and dental screening in Loudoun County Schools. Services for citizens up to the age of 21 include oral hygiene instruction, fluorides, dental sealants, diagnostic X-rays, restorative services, minor oral surgery and referrals for other dental work.