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Seneca Healthcare District recently announced its commitment to community health by providing free health examinations for local children during the annual Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten event. This initiative aims to ensure that young students receive essential health screenings as they embark on their educational journey.
The staff expressed pride in their involvement, emphasizing the importance of early health assessments in identifying potential issues and promoting overall well-being. Parents were encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity, which not only supports children's health but also fosters a sense of community engagement.
The health exams included routine checks such as vision and hearing assessments, along with general health evaluations. By offering these services at no cost, Seneca Healthcare District aims to eliminate barriers to healthcare access for families in the area. The event reflects the organization's ongoing dedication to enhancing the health and wellness of local youth, paving the way for a healthier future.
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