July 26, 2026 - 08:50

MU Health Care's third annual screening event took place at the local Farmer's Market, providing a valuable opportunity for community members to access essential health services. Attendees received free health screenings, including blood pressure checks and cholesterol assessments, promoting awareness and early detection of potential health issues.
In addition to the health screenings, the event featured CPR and Stop the Bleed training sessions. These vital skills empower individuals to respond effectively in emergencies, potentially saving lives in critical situations. Participants learned hands-on techniques that can make a significant difference when seconds count.
Vision screenings were also a highlight, allowing families to assess their eye health and address any concerns early on. child safety education sessions provided parents with important information on keeping their children safe in various environments.
the event successfully combined health services with educational opportunities, fostering a healthier community and encouraging proactive health management.
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