Disease Reporting

Per Illinois Administrative Code, Madison County health professionals, school staff, food service management, transportation personnel and any other person having knowledge of a known or suspect case, or carrier of a reportable communicable disease or communicable disease death shall report the case, suspect case, carrier or death in humans to the local health authorities within the number of hours or days indicated.

Reportable Disease List PDF
The Reportable Diseases List outlines the conditions that must be reported to Madison County Health Department in accordance with Illinois Law, and the time frame in which reporting must occur: immediately, within 24 hours or within seven days. This document also lists the appropriate telephone number(s) to call to make a report.

For additional guidance, see the Illinois Department of Public Health's Communicable Disease School Nurse Guidance.

Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (IBCCP)
Application for Patients to Complete

Lead
Per Illinois Administrative Code, healthcare providers who see children 6 years of age or younger shall evaluate and test children at high risk for lead poisoning.
Childhood Lead Exposure Questionnaire & High Risk Zip Codes

STD
CDC STI Treatment Guidelines
Illinois Confidential Morbidity Report of STIs