<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4QeppM_0vl8nWn900" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4QeppM_0vl8nWn900" width="388" height="600" ></figure>Free Event for the Public to Take Place in Little HavanaWHAT:The Dade County Medical Association (DCMA) will hold its first Annual Health Fair, a free event for the general public, focused on providing essential health services and resources to the Little Havana community. Supported by Commissioner Eileen Higgins of Miami-Dade County, District 5, the fair will feature volunteer physicians, residents, and medical students, who will offer a range of medical services, including preventive screenings, blood pressure monitoring, diabetes education, mental health awareness, and women’s health services. Vaccination services will also be available, courtesy of the Comprehensive Health Care Mobile Unit provided by Dr. Rudolph Moise.WHEN:Saturday, September 28, 20249:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.WHERE:Jose Marti Gym434 SW 3rd Avenue, Miami, FL 33130WHO:DCMA Volunteer Physicians, Residents, and Medical StudentsCommissioner Eileen Higgins, Miami-Dade County, District 5Dr. Rudolph Moise, Provider of the Comprehensive Health Center Mobile UnitShantell Steele, Medical Student and Champion of the Health FairLocal sponsors and supportersDETAILS:The Health Fair is a year in the making, thanks to the vision of medical student Shantell Steele. The event is designed to address the healthcare needs of the Little Havana community, particularly its underserved populations. Attendees will have access to various medical resources and expert advice, provided at no cost.Commissioner Eileen Higgins applauded the DCMA’s dedication to public health, stating, “The DCMA’s commitment to making healthcare accessible to all, especially the underserved, is admirable. I’m proud to support this effort and grateful for the physicians, residents, and medical students who have stepped up to make a difference.”Dr. Patricia Ares-Romero, President of the DCMA, added, “Events like this Health Fair are crucial for bridging healthcare disparities in our community. Our volunteers’ commitment to the Hippocratic Oath and their tireless dedication make these efforts possible. We are proud to serve Miami-Dade County, especially in areas where healthcare access is most needed.”The DCMA extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Rudolph Moise for providing the Comprehensive Health Center Mobile Unit, as well as to all volunteers, sponsors, and supporters who contributed to the success of this event.MEDIA CONTACTS:Thaidee OchoaDirector of CommunicationsDade County Medical AssociationEmail: tochoa@miamimed.comClaudia GonzalezCommunications SpecialistOffice of Miami-Dade County Commissioner Eileen Higgins – District 5</div></body>

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Dade County Medical Association to Host First Annual Health Fair

Free Event for the Public to Take Place in Little Havana. The Dade County Medical Association (DCMA) will hold its first Annual Health Fair, a free event for the general public, focused on providing essential health services and resources to the Little Havana community. Supported by Commissioner Eileen Higgins of Miami-Dade County, District 5, the fair will feature volunteer physicians, residents, and medical students, who will offer a range of medical services, including preventive screenings, blood pressure monitoring, diabetes education, mental health awareness, and women’s health services. Vaccination services will also be available, courtesy of the Comprehensive Health Care Mobile Unit provided by Dr. Rudolph Moise.