Disease Reporting and Control

24/7 Communicable Disease Reporting For Clinicians

The Division of Communicable Disease Control & Prevention responds to reports of communicable diseases in Alameda County. Physicians and health care providers are legally required by Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations to report suspected, lab-confirmed, and clinical diagnoses of specific diseases and conditions within specified time frames to the client’s county of residence.

Reportable Diseases and Conditions

List of legally reportable diseases and conditions

Reporting Forms

• Animal Bite Incident and Rabies Exposure Report Form
• CMR/A: Report all conditions except TB
• CMR/B: Report Tuberculosis
  Please use the Alameda County Public Health Department Confidential Tuberculosis form when reporting a tuberculosis case or suspected case (mandatory reporting within one working day).
• CMR/C: Report DMV conditions that impair consciousness or control
• CMR/D: only use for reporting of COVID-19 cases
  • See our COVID-19 Reporting page for more information

• Adult HIV/AIDS Case Report (ACRF)
• ACRF Instructions
• Pediatric HIV/AIDS Reporting Form

• California Emerging Infection Programs (CEIP) HPV-Impact Laboratory Reporting
• Alameda County Department of Public Health Letter on HPV-Impact Reporting (September 23, 2013)

DISEASE REPORTING NUMBERS

We will provide guidelines for treatment, prophylaxis, and infection control of reportable diseases and if appropriate, can facilitate specialized lab testing.

During Business hours

8:30AM-5PM
Phone (510) 267-3250
Fax: (510) 273-3744

After hours

Phone: (925) 422-7595
Fax: (510) 273-3744

Note: Faxes received after hours are reviewed next business day.