Laredo Mobile Health Clinic Village, Nov. 10th

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Laredo Specialty Hospital and the Laredo Health Coalition are excited to announce the next Mobile Health Clinic Village in partnership with the City of Laredo Health Department serving as a liaison. Image for illustration purposes
Laredo Specialty Hospital and the Laredo Health Coalition are excited to announce the next Mobile Health Clinic Village in partnership with the City of Laredo Health Department serving as a liaison. Image for illustration purposes

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LAREDO, Texas – Laredo Specialty Hospital and the Laredo Health Coalition are excited to announce the next Mobile Health Clinic Village in partnership with the City of Laredo Health Department serving as a liaison.  The health entities will come together to host a press conference announcing the collaboration and health fair on Thursday, November 10th.

The event will see different healthcare organizations coming together to provide healthcare services at a free to low cost to the community. The Mobile Health Clinic Village will be hosted on Friday, November 18th, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Laredo Specialty Hospital located at 2005 Bustamante St.

There will be opportunities to receive Preventative Care, OT/PT Screenings, Zumbathon, Free COVID-19 vaccines, COVID Test Kits and chance at a Free Turkey.

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WHO:         Laredo Specialty Hospital, 

The Laredo Health Coalition, The Laredo Health Department

WHAT:       Mobile Health Clinic Village Announcement 

WHEN:       Thursday, November 10, 2022, from 9:30 A.M – 10:30 A.M

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WHERE:     Laredo Specialty Hospital 

                 (Longhorn Conference Room) 2005 Bustamante St 

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