Navicent Health invites the community to participate in a healthy day of learning and fun at the health system’s annual Code Med Health Fair. The entire family is invited to participate in health screenings, demonstrations and seminars related to personal health and wellness.
 
The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 24, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., at the Anderson Conference Center (5171 Eisenhower Pkwy., across from Middle Georgia State University).
 
The following are highlights of the Code Med Health Fair:
 
· GACHIP – A free program gives families a measure of protection against the disappearance of a child and provides law enforcement with important tools to assist in the speedy and safe recovery of a child. A single photo, fingerprinting, short video interview and DNA sample (from a mouth swab) of the child are compiled and given to the parents.

· Cyber Security Enhancement Training

· AngioScreen - A painless, noninvasive screening to determine risk for heart disease and stroke. Screenings are $50.00, but are provided at no charge for honorably discharged U.S. military veterans with a DOD 214 card. Please call 1-800-627-2393 to make an appointment.

· Free health screenings for adults and children, including blood pressure, blood sugar, body fat analysis, cholesterol, breast cancer and skin cancer* exams.

· Free information on topics including cancer, diabetes, heart disease and stroke, living wills and mental health.

· Health and safety demonstrations.

· Exhibits from local community organizations.

· Giveaways and visits with Navicent Health’s affable mascot, Medi Teddy.
 
“At Navicent Health, we say, ‘Everything about us is all about you.’ That’s not just a slogan or a catch phrase. It is a promise to each individual in the communities we serve, a promise to help each person achieve ultimate health and wellness. Events like the Code Med Health Fair are integral to building healthier communities. We invite those in our area to take advantage of the many health screenings, tips and information that will be offered at this events,” said Carol Babcock, Director of Healthy Co9mmunities, Navicent Health.