FAQs • Ellis County, KS • CivicEngage

Can I get my blood pressure checked at the health department?: Yes, the Ellis County Health Department offers free blood pressure screens to the public. Currently, there is a walk-in blood pressure clinic scheduled every Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the department. In addition, this service is also offered every Tuesday at Ellis (City Hall) and the Hays Senior Center. Blood pressures are also provided on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Centennial and Epworth Towers respectively. Call the department at 628-9440 for information and clinic times.

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Health - Adult Health

1. Do you accept walk-in appointments?: For some services we do accept walk-in clients provided nursing staff is available. It is best to first call the department at 628-9440 to determine staff availability or if you need an appointment

2. Can I get my blood pressure checked at the health department?: Yes, the Ellis County Health Department offers free blood pressure screens to the public. Currently, there is a walk-in blood pressure clinic scheduled every Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the department. In addition, this service is also offered every Tuesday at Ellis (City Hall) and the Hays Senior Center. Blood pressures are also provided on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Centennial and Epworth Towers respectively. Call the department at 628-9440 for information and clinic times.

3. How often should I be checked for prostate cancer?: Prostate problems are common in men after the age of 50. Therefore, many doctors think men, age 50 and older, should get a yearly prostate exam.