The Granby Health Fair is set to take place on Saturday, May 11 at Granby Elementary School from 7:30-11:30 a.m. The event aims to bring together local health care providers and community members to share knowledge and provide free medical screenings. In addition, free child care services will be available for those who need it during the event.
Organized by Granby Rotary, Middle Park Health, and Grand County EMS, the fair is a collaborative effort to focus on the health and well-being of the community. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with local health care providers from a wide range of practices and specialties. Professionals will be available to answer questions and provide free consultations in a designated area at the fair.
Free health screenings offered at the event include blood pressure checks, diabetes screening, stress tests, skin checks, and more. These screenings are crucial for detecting potential health risks and diseases, especially those that may not exhibit early warning signs. Results of the screenings will be provided on-site for attendees as stated in a joint press release.
The press release emphasized the importance of investing in one’s health, noting that “Health is wealth.” Whether attendees are health enthusiasts looking to learn more about different medical fields or individuals seeking free medical screenings or community members interested in health and wellness, the Granby Health Fair has something for everyone. In addition to free health screenings, the fair is offering free mugs to attendees who bring a throw rug as removing these common hazards can reduce the risk of falling which is a significant cause of injuries among older adults
