Picture This: CCMC holds Wellness Day
WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center Stroke Program Coordinator Callie Benedict prepares to take the blood pressure of Mineral Wells resident David Calvert Saturday during the hospital’s Health & Wellness Day Saturday at Grand Central Mall in Vienna. It was the first time the event had been held since 2019. Nearly 40 exhibitors set up to offer education on various health care topics to residents, as well as free EKGs provided by Parkersburg Cardiology Associates, blood pressure readings, blood glucose finger stick tests, skin cancer screenings and more. The hospital’s inflatable Stollin’ Colon exhibit was set up to show people what a healthy colon looks like, as well as a colon when cancer and other conditions are present. People also had an opportunity to purchase low-cost bloodwork vouchers as part of a Rotary Club of Parkersburg service project to benefit multiple community outreach efforts. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Melissa Shea, group fitness instructor at the WVU Medicine Health and Wellness Center in Parkersburg, leads Marietta residents Carter Stephens, center, and Kinzyn Lutchmansingh in a yoga demonstration during WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center’s Health & Wellness Day Saturday at Grand Central Mall in Vienna. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Warren Elementary fourth-grader Mariah Benedict assists WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center Cardiac Program Coordinator Terri Ohrn with a screening for Elizabeth resident Carolyn Buchanan Saturday at Grand Central Mall in Vienna. Benedict’s mother works at the hospital. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center Stroke Program Coordinator Callie Benedict prepares to take the blood pressure of Mineral Wells resident David Calvert Saturday during the hospital’s Health & Wellness Day Saturday at Grand Central Mall in Vienna. It was the first time the event had been held since 2019. Nearly 40 exhibitors set up to offer education on various health care topics to residents, as well as free EKGs provided by Parkersburg Cardiology Associates, blood pressure readings, blood glucose finger stick tests, skin cancer screenings and more. The hospital’s inflatable Stollin’ Colon exhibit was set up to show people what a healthy colon looks like, as well as a colon when cancer and other conditions are present. People also had an opportunity to purchase low-cost bloodwork vouchers as part of a Rotary Club of Parkersburg service project to benefit multiple community outreach efforts. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Melissa Shea, group fitness instructor at the WVU Medicine Health and Wellness Center in Parkersburg, leads Marietta residents Carter Stephens, center, and Kinzyn Lutchmansingh in a yoga demonstration during WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center’s Health & Wellness Day Saturday at Grand Central Mall in Vienna. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
Warren Elementary fourth-grader Mariah Benedict assists WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center Cardiac Program Coordinator Terri Ohrn with a screening for Elizabeth resident Carolyn Buchanan Saturday at Grand Central Mall in Vienna. Benedict’s mother works at the hospital. (Photo by Evan Bevins)