LICE TIPS

LiceDoctors technicians have three missions: 1) to get rid of the lice infestation 2) to give clients peace of mind 3) to educate clients about lice to help prevent future infestations. Here are the 5 most common questions asked of LiceDoctors professional lice technicians by clients.

Schools in Albany and Corvallis follow the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) and do not have a “no nit” school” lice policy.

Both Catalina and Casas Adobes are located in the Amphitheater school district, which requires children to receive treatment for lice before returning to school.

We come out at night, on the weekends, wherever and whenever you want us to treat your family.

Schools in Decatur and Tucker only restrict school attendance if an active case of lice, including live bugs is present.

Schools in Dearborn and Taylor do not have “no nit” head lice policies adhering to the current trend that advocates that those policies are ineffective at preventing or containing outbreaks of head lice.

It is prudent to check with your child’s health services department to ascertain the particular policy.

Roswell and Alpharetta are both within the Fulton County School District and still adhere to “no nit” head lice policies.

Montgomery County schools still maintain a strict “no nit” policy when it comes to head lice.

Schools in Farmington Hills and West Bloomfield do not adhere to a strict “no nit” policy with regard to head lice.