Zumba Dance Party for Seniors, May 16th

Event in Edinburg is in Honor of Mental Health Awareness Month

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Molina Healthcare of Texas hosted a Zumba dance class for seniors from La Stella Senior Independent Living in Edinburg, as part of Molina’s Grandparents Social Club and in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month on May 16th.

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