Clinic Service Forms
Clinic
Oral Health
Environmental Health Forms
Food
- Food Establishment License Application
- Temporary Food Application
- Food Establishment Plan Review Application
- Cottage Foods Assessment Form (IDHW)
- Event Coordinator Application
Water
- Disinfecting Your Well
- Hydrogen Sulfide in Drinking Water
- Private Well Owner Drinking Water Analysis Test Request Form
Recreational Water
Land Development
- 2023 Current Gravel List
- Subdivision Application
- Subdivision Engineering Report (SER)
- SER Sanitary Restriction Language
Septic Installers
Pumper Trucks
Septic Systems
- Subsurface Sewage Disposal Application
- Accessory Use Approval Application and Plot Plan
- Proper Sewage Clean Up Procedures
Record Requests
Emergency Preparedness Forms
COVID-19 Forms & Resources
Vaccine Consent Form
- English Southwest District Health COVID-19 Vaccination Consent Form
- Spanish Southwest District Health COVID-19 Vaccination Consent Form
Long-Term Care Facilities
Please refer to your Long Term Care Facility for information regarding visitation, protocols, and updates.
- Updated Recommendations in COVID-19 Vaccination in Healthcare Settings | CDC
- Idaho’s Resources for LTC Facilities | DHW
Travel
- Travel Recommendations | CDC
Vaccine and Booster Information
- Approved or Authorized COVID-19 Vaccines | CDC
- At-A-Glance: COVID-19 Vaccination Schedules Chart | CDC
Testing Information
- COVID-19 Testing: What You Need to Know | CDC
- Where to Get a COVID-19 Test | SWDH
- COVID-19 Quarantine and Isolation Recommendations | CDC
- COVID-19 Isolation and Quarantine Calculator | SWDH
Treatment Information
Don’t delay: test soon and treat early.
Current treatments for COVID-19 require a prescription from your healthcare provider. People have been seriously harmed and even died after taking products not approved for use to treat or prevent COVID-19, even products approved or prescribed for other uses. Some forms of treatment are given in the hospital and some in an outpatient setting. Therapeutics include monoclonal antibodies, along with IV and oral antivirals for prevention or treatment of mild to moderate COVID-19. Treatment must be started within the first few days to be effective. Talk to your healthcare provider about what option may be best for you.
- Treatments Your Healthcare Provider Might Recommend if You Are Sick | CDC
- For Healthcare Professionals – COVID Treatment Guidelines | NIH
- COVID-19 Therapeutics Authorized by the FDA – At a Glance | IDHW
Multilingual Resources
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