Grafton-Taylor County Health Department serves residents of Taylor County, West Virginia, with public health programs, clinical services, and community resources. Its clinical offerings include adult and child immunizations, health screenings, family planning, sexually transmitted disease testing, and information about communicable diseases such as tuberculosis and hepatitis. The department also provides guidance on overdose and infectious disease prevention, including harm reduction resources, naloxone training, safe syringe disposal, and pathways to recovery.

Environmental health services cover food safety, restaurant and food establishment permits, campgrounds, lodging, childcare facilities, tattoo and piercing businesses, water wells and testing, sewage systems, pools, and manufactured home communities. The department shares safety information for campers and offers resources to help protect public health and prepare for community threats. Mobile health clinics and community health partnerships extend access to care, while walk-in appointments are welcomed for flu and COVID-19 vaccinations. Residents can find service information, news, events, alerts, and online payment options through the department’s website and health app.