Florida Department of Health in Lake County

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The Florida Department of Health in Lake County is the local public health agency that provides clinical, nutritional, environmental, and community health services to residents of Lake County, Florida.

Tavares, Florida, United States
lake.floridahealth.gov
Owned by Florida Department of Health

About Florida Department of Health in Lake County

The Florida Department of Health in Lake County (often shortened on receipts to “DOH LAKE C”) is the county-level branch of the Florida Department of Health serving Lake County communities, including Umatilla, Clermont, Leesburg, and surrounding areas. It offers a wide range of public health services such as immunizations, school and sports physicals, family planning, WIC nutrition services, infectious disease testing and treatment, environmental health, and wellness and prevention programs.([lake.floridahealth.gov](https://lake.floridahealth.gov/?utm_source=openai))

A charge with a description like “NIC*-DOH LAKE C” or similar, especially alongside a location such as Umatilla, FL, typically reflects a payment made at one of the Florida Department of Health in Lake County facilities—for example, paying fees for vaccines, clinic visits, health certificates, vital records, or other public health services. The “NIC*” portion usually indicates processing through NIC Services / Tyler Technologies, which handles online and card payments for many government entities, while the actual merchant is the Florida Department of Health in Lake County.([countyoffice.org](https://www.countyoffice.org/fl-lake-county-health-departments/?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about this charge, check your recent visits to any Lake County health department locations, such as the Umatilla Health Center on E. Collins Street or other DOH-Lake sites, and compare the transaction date and amount to your receipts or appointment records. You can verify and resolve billing issues by contacting the Florida Department of Health in Lake County using the phone numbers on their official website, reviewing any appointment confirmations or invoices you received, or requesting an itemized statement from the clinic you visited. If the charge still looks unfamiliar after checking these sources, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction while you continue to follow up with the health department’s billing office.([rightservicefl.org](https://rightservicefl.org/node/15893?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Florida Department of Health in Lake County.

  1. Signature POS Debit 07/24 FL UMATILLA NIC*-DOH LAKE C MA SEQ# 05

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “NIC*-DOH LAKE C” instead of Florida Department of Health in Lake County?

The “NIC*” prefix refers to NIC Services / Tyler Technologies, a payment processor that handles card payments for many government agencies. The “DOH LAKE C” portion indicates the Florida Department of Health in Lake County. Together, this means your card was used to pay the Lake County health department, but the descriptor includes the processor’s name as well.([tylerpayments.zendesk.com](https://tylerpayments.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/48927296351003-What-is-this-charge-from-NIC-Services-or-Tyler-Technologies?utm_source=openai))

What types of services typically result in a charge from the Florida Department of Health in Lake County?

Common charges include fees for immunizations, school or sports physicals, family planning visits, WIC-related services, lab tests, infectious disease screening and treatment, environmental health services, and other clinical or public health programs offered at DOH-Lake clinics in places like Umatilla, Leesburg, and Clermont.([lake.floridahealth.gov](https://lake.floridahealth.gov/?utm_source=openai))

I visited the Umatilla Health Center—would that appear as this charge?

Yes. Payments made at the Umatilla Health Center or other Florida Department of Health in Lake County locations can appear on your card statement with an abbreviated descriptor such as “NIC*-DOH LAKE C” along with a Lake County city (for example, Umatilla, FL). Match the date and amount to your Umatilla clinic visit or receipt.([rightservicefl.org](https://rightservicefl.org/node/15893?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify what specific service I was billed for by the Florida Department of Health in Lake County?

First, compare the transaction date and amount with any appointment paperwork, discharge summaries, or receipts you received from the clinic. If you need more detail, call the main DOH-Lake number listed on lake.floridahealth.gov and ask for the billing office; they can look up your visit using your name, date of birth, and date of service and provide an itemized explanation of charges.([lake.floridahealth.gov](https://lake.floridahealth.gov/?utm_source=openai))

Does the Florida Department of Health in Lake County use recurring or subscription-style billing?

Most payments to the Florida Department of Health in Lake County are one-time charges tied to a specific visit or service, such as a vaccine or clinic appointment. Ongoing programs (like certain case-management or treatment programs) may involve repeat visits, but each is typically billed as a separate transaction rather than an automatic subscription charge. If you see repeated charges, check whether they correspond to multiple visits or services.([npin.cdc.gov](https://npin.cdc.gov/organization/florida-department-health-lake-county-0?utm_source=openai))

Can I get a refund or adjustment for a Florida Department of Health in Lake County charge?

Refunds or adjustments are handled directly by the health department. Contact the DOH-Lake billing or finance office via the phone numbers on their website and provide details about the charge, along with any receipts. They can review eligibility for a refund, sliding-scale adjustments, or billing corrections based on program rules and your situation.([lake.floridahealth.gov](https://lake.floridahealth.gov/?utm_source=openai))

What if I don’t recognize this DOH Lake County charge at all?

First, confirm that no one on your account or in your household recently visited a Lake County health department clinic or paid a fee online or by phone. If no one recognizes the service, call the Florida Department of Health in Lake County with the transaction date and amount to see if they can locate a matching record. If they cannot, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to report a potential fraudulent charge and request a dispute or new card.([npin.cdc.gov](https://npin.cdc.gov/organization/florida-department-health-lake-county-0?utm_source=openai))

Where can I find official contact information to discuss a billing question with DOH-Lake?

Official contact information, including main phone numbers and clinic locations for the Florida Department of Health in Lake County, is listed on their website at lake.floridahealth.gov. Use only phone numbers and email addresses from that site or other trusted government directories when reaching out about billing or service questions.([lake.floridahealth.gov](https://lake.floridahealth.gov/?utm_source=openai))

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