July 26, 2026 - 03:44

MU Health Care recently held its third annual health screening event at the local Farmer's Market, providing valuable services to the community. The event offered free health screenings, allowing attendees to check their blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and other vital health indicators.
In addition to health screenings, participants had the opportunity to receive training in CPR and Stop the Bleed techniques. These skills are crucial for emergency situations and empower individuals to act confidently in times of crisis.
Vision screenings were also part of the day's offerings, ensuring that attendees could assess their eye health and receive guidance on any necessary follow-up care. child safety education sessions provided parents with essential information to keep their children safe at home and in the community.
This event not only focused on health but also fostered community engagement, bringing people together to learn and support one another. Through these efforts, MU Health Care continues to promote wellness and safety in the area.
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