🚨 Back-to-School Fit Fair Happening Now Until 2 PM! 🚨
Back-to-School Fit Fair at Richmond High School is your one-stop shop to get your students ready for the new school year!
📍 380 Hub Etchison Pkwy, Richmond, IN
Stop by for:
🎒 FREE backpacks & school supplies*
🍔 FREE food*
🩺 $10 sports physicals
🏫 School registration assistance
❤️ FREE health screenings
🦷 FREE dental screenings & cleanings
🎵 Live music from G101-3
💉 Immunizations from Wayne County Health Department
*While supplies last.
Don't miss this opportunity to check off your back-to-school to-do list in one place. See you before 2 PM!
Busy schedule? Kids at home for the summer? Don’t let routine care fall off the list. Meridian’s primary care providers offer flexible scheduling, easy access, and a focus on whole-person health.
From wellness visits to chronic condition management, we’re here to support your long-term health goals. Find a location near you:
Meridian School-Based Health Clinics are a collaboration with local schools to support the “whole-person” health of students, families, and the community.
From primary medical care and behavioral health to social wellness services, we make it easy for children, families, and faculty to access the high-quality care they need at a convenient clinic within the school!
We offer low-cost school and sports physicals at every Meridian School-Based Health Clinic, MeridianMD, and Meridian Health Pediatrics office!
Find a clinic near you and get your student ready for the school year:
From Pal Item:
Meridian Health Services will host a Back-to-School Fit Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 24 at Richmond High School, offering health screenings, low-cost sports physicals, immunizations and school registration services for local families.
Speak up for Indiana families. Anthem plans to remove Medicaid from Meridian patients.
Every day before lunch, 11-year-old Carter visits Meridian’s School-Based Health Clinic to help manage his diabetes – with a blood sugar check, a snack adjustment, and support form a nurse he trusts.
But on July 25, Anthem plans to remove Meridian Health Services from its Medicaid network, however, still keeping coverage for commercial and private pay patients.
That could put trusted school-based care at risk for children like Carter. For many families, these clinics help children stay healthy, stay in class, and avoid unnecessary trips to the emergency room.
This is more than a convenience. It is stability, safety, and peace of mind.
Stand up. Speak out. Help protect trusted care before it’s gone.
To Learn More and Take Action Today Visit: https://www.meridianhs.org/anthem/