Annual WC Event Designed to Inform Campus and Community on Local Health Resources
More than 40 health, safety and quality of life-related vendors and organizations illustrated their goods and services through demonstrations, information and even free samples March 22 at Wilmington College’s annual Community Health Fair.
PICTURED: Mallon Pittman, a senior majoring in athletic training, chats with Joe Hocker, Drayer Physical Therapy's regional athletic training coordinator for the Ohio/Kentucky Region.
Featured were businesses, organizations and services representing: health care providers, fitness centers, community and College organizations, the nutritional supplement industry, chiropractic services, medical transport, pharmacies, massage therapy, law enforcement and much more.
Also, more than three-dozen members of the campus and greater Wilmington community gave blood at the Community Blood Center blood drive held as part of the Health Fair.
Participants featured a number of Wilmington College entities, including: Quakerfit, Quaker Recreation Center, Wellness Committee, WC’s counselor, Health Center, “It’s On Us” and “We Care” programs, Campus Ministry and Disability Services.
Others include: Beacon Orthopaedics, Drayer Physical Therapy, Chiropractic Care of Cincinnati, Dawn of Healing Therapeutic Massage, Alive and Thriving with Essential Oils, American Medical Student Assn., Anytime Fitness, Athletes in Action, Clinton County Health Dept., Clinton County Family Planning, Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, Clinton County Help Me Grow, Clinton County Alternative to Violence, Community Blood Center.
Also, Community Care Hospice, Dayton Sports Medicine Institute, Emergency Management Assn., AETNA Insurance, Fifth-Third Bank, Wilmington Fire Dept., Health Alliance of Clinton County, Kroger Pharmacy, Medical Mutual, New Life Clinic/Women’s Clinic, Ohio State Highway Patrol, Sports Medicine Leadership Council, Solutions Community Counseling, S.P.O.R.T.S., Stromberg Chiropractic, DoTerra Oils and Tops,
