10/16/2026
π If you rent your home, you might wonder: Will getting my child tested cause problems with my landlord?
Here's what actually happens. The test itself is confidential, between you and your child. Your medical information stays private.
If your child's level does come back elevated, the health department checks your home for lead and shares a report with your landlord about the property's condition, not your child's medical information. That process is about getting the home fixed, not getting you in trouble.
Many of Evansville's rental homes were built before 1978, which means they may have lead paint, older plumbing, or soil with lead. You didn't create those conditions, but you can protect your child from them. VCHD also offers families free support like home visits, cleaning supplies, and nutritional guidance. Every child who received intervention saw their levels go down.
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Schedule a free, confidential lead test π yourvchd.org/schedule-lead-test
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Take the home risk quiz π yourvchd.org/lead-resource-navigator
π 812-435-2400 (option 3) | LAB: 812-457-0818