Tuberculosis Program - Niagara County Department of Health

Trott Access Center 1001-11th Street, 3rd Floor Niagara Falls, NY 14301-1201 www.niagaracounty.com/health/Services/Nursing-Division/Tuberculosis-Program
Main Phone / Nursing Division
716-278-1900

Fax
716-278-1936

Primary Services
Tuberculosis Clinics, Tuberculosis Control, Tuberculosis Screening

Description
Provides early detection, targeted testing, and preventive treatment of Latent TB Infection (LTBI). Patients diagnosed with active TB who are treated with multiple drug therapy are monitored through the Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) program. A public health nurse visits the patient five days per week to ensure that medications are taken as prescribed.

Through immediate evaluation and treatment of suspected TB cases, the Department of Health is able to decrease transmission to others and prevent mass outbreaks of the disease. Evaluation and follow-up of individuals with LTBI and testing of contacts are held one day per month in the first floor clinic area of the Trott Access Center.

Program works to make the community aware of the signs and symptoms of tuberculosis by providing information through media outlets, offering educational in-services to local health care facilities, and by assisting medical providers with guidelines for TB treatment and testing.

Hours
Clinic: By appointment only.

Office: Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm.

Eligibility
Service Area: Niagara County.

Intake Process
Call the Health Department at 716-278-1900 to schedule an appointment.

Program Fees
Call for fees.

Languages
English; phone interpretation services available if needed.

Handicap Accessible?
Yes

Accessibility
Wheelchair ramp and elevators.

Date of Official Change
Jun 10, 2020

Contacts
Laurie Schoenfeldt, RN BSN (Primary)
Director of Nursing Services
laurie.schoenfeldt@niagaracounty.com
716-278-1900 x1933