Join us for a free community health screening event at the Shops at RedBird on Friday, July 17, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This pop-up screening is designed to make preventive health accessible, convenient, and free for everyone in the community without needing to make any  appointments, just walk in.

Participants can receive three key screenings at no cost: HbA1c testing for diabetes risk, a lipid profile to assess cardiovascular health, and a urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio (UACR) test for early detection of kidney disease. These screenings offer a quick, evidence-based snapshot of metabolic and organ health, empowering participants with actionable information about their well-being.

In addition to screenings, attendees are invited to complete a brief Community Needs Assessment Survey. Your responses will directly inform ongoing public health research and help us better understand and address the health priorities of  the community. Based on individual results and expressed needs, participants may also be liked with relevant local health resources and follow-up care options they can check out.

This event reflects a broader commitment to reducing barriers to preventive care by meeting community members where they already are. Chronic conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and kidney disease often develop silently, and early screening remains one of the most effective tools for timely intervention.

We encourage community members of all backgrounds to stop by, take a few minutes for their health, and contribute to research that benefits the community as a whole.