Improving the appearance was part of the emphasis regarding renovations for the Randolph County Health Department. (Courtesy photo)
ASHEBORO – The largest facility renovations for the Randolph County Public Health Department since 1981 have taken place.
The 18-month project has reached completion. There will be an open house next week at the Ira McDowell Center.
The renovations include redesigned consultation rooms, updated lobby, improved offices, and a new dental suite managed by Kintegra Family Dentistry. The initiative reflects the department’s commitment to fostering a nurturing environment for clients and staff alike all while ensuring patient confidentiality, according to a release from the county.
“Our goal is to not only modernize our space but also to create a more accessible and user-friendly experience for everyone who walks through our doors,” said Tara Aker, director of the Randolph County Public Health Department. “This renovation represents an investment in the health of our community and underscores our dedication to providing quality services to residents of Randolph County.”
There are upgraded technical aspects of the project that should streamline the clinic’s work and better collect feedback from clients.
The open house, which is open to the public, will be held from 1-3 p.m. Wednesday (March 18) at 2222-B South Fayetteville St. in Asheboro. A program will begin at 1 p.m.
The Randolph County Public Health Department is in its 97th year.
Programs offered include care coordination for children, care management for high-risk pregnancy, child care nurse consultant, dental service, family planning and immunizations, emergency preparedness, environmental health, vital records and WIC (Women, Infant and Children) nutrition services.
