Resources

Disease Reporting Requirements

Davis Links

Trusted Resources. For Everyone.

Davis Links is your go-to source to connect with everything for basic needs, mental health, family support, outdoor opportunities, and overall well-being.

Immunizations

Immunization Clinic Website

Recommended Immunization Schedule

Immunizations Provider Guide

Clinic Flyer (English/Spanish)

Blood Lead

The Utah blood lead reference value is 3.5 µg/dL.

Lead testing, treatment, and reporting guidelines

Utah childhood blood lead screening recommendations

Additional resources for healthcare providers

Connection Visits
(Home Visiting)

About the Home Visiting
(Connection Visits) Program

Maternal & Child Health Guide for Healthcare Providers

Home Visiting (Connection Visits) Referral Form

Information Flyer (English/Spanish)

Diabetes & Blood Pressure

Diabetes Education & Management

Diabetes Resources in Davis County

Low-Cost Insulin Programs

Pre-Diabetes & Diabetes Resources

Self-Measured Blood Pressure Toolkit

Self-Measured Blood Pressure Information Packet

Foodborne Illness

How to Report a Foodborne Illness

iGotSick poster 1

iGotSick poster 2

iGotSick poster 3

Older Adults

Senior Centers, Lunch, and Fitness Classes

Transportation

Meals on Wheels

Aging in Place Assistance

Retired Senior Volnteer Program

Long-Term Care Ombudsman

Rabies

Rabies Exposure Assessment Tool

Rabies PEP Schedule Calculator

Bat Exposure Response Plan for Schools and Childcare Settings

Information about Rabies Testing, Decision Trees, and Vaccination

Bats in Cabins (poster)

Bats in Schools (poster)

Respiratory Disease Data

Respiratory Illness Dashboard

The Respiratory Illness Dashboard contains data and information about influenza, COVID-19, and RSV patterns in Davis County.

Safe Technology

Safe Technology Home Page

Find information on how to build healthy habits with technology.

Sleep Health

Sleep Health Homepage

Summer Sleep Habits

Suicide Prevention & Postvention

Davis County Behavioral Health Directory
English and Spanish

Grief & Loss Resources

Community Suicide Postvention Plan

After an Attempt

When a Loved One Has Made an Attempt

Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) Training

CALM is a 60 minute free self-paced online course for health care and social service providers to help you feel prepared to talk with people about reducing access to firearms and medication.