Senior Center health event enjoys fair turnout in Marble Falls

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  Left, Advent Health Wound Care representative Angela Roberts confers with Right at Home representative Anna Rose during the Marble Falls Senior Activity Center Annual Health Fair Oct. 4, at the Center. Raymond V. Whelan/The Highlander

  Left, Advent Health Wound Care representative Angela Roberts confers with Right at Home representative Anna Rose during the Marble Falls Senior Activity Center Annual Health Fair Oct. 4, at the Center. Raymond V. Whelan/The Highlander
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  Left, Post Acute Medical Physician Navigator Breana Aston meets Meadowlakes residents Allie Bennett and Kay Hales during the Marble Falls Senior Activity Center Annual Health Fair Oct. 4, at the Center. Bennett is the Wesley Respite Center director in Marble Falls at the First Methodist Church, 1101 Bluebonnet Drive. Photos by Raymond V. Whelan/The Highlander

  Left, Post Acute Medical Physician Navigator Breana Aston meets Meadowlakes residents Allie Bennett and Kay Hales during the Marble Falls Senior Activity Center Annual Health Fair Oct. 4, at the Center. Bennett is the Wesley Respite Center director in Marble Falls at the First Methodist Church, 1101 Bluebonnet Drive. Photos by Raymond V. Whelan/The Highlander
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  From left, Accent Care Community Liaison Irene Mullins meets Marble Falls Area Emergency Medical Service Technician Anthony Evans and Lt. Paramedic Jacob Discus during the Marble Falls Senior Activity Center Annual Health Fair Oct. 4 at the Center.

  From left, Accent Care Community Liaison Irene Mullins meets Marble Falls Area Emergency Medical Service Technician Anthony Evans and Lt. Paramedic Jacob Discus during the Marble Falls Senior Activity Center Annual Health Fair Oct. 4 at the Center.

The Marble Falls Senior Activity Center offered many enthusiastic locals refreshments and encouraged them to express and seek answers to various health concerns during its recent Annual Health Fair.

Representatives from more than 20 physical care agencies provided vital medical information to more than 100 attendees – most of them senior citizens – Oct 4 at the Marble Falls center, 618 Avenue L.

Accent Care Community Liaison Irene Mullins served as the fair master of ceremonies.

“This means a lot to our seniors in the area,” Mullins said.

Also, Marble Falls Area Emergency Medical Service Lt. Paramedic Jacob Dicus and Emergenthem cy Medical Technician Anthony Evans demonstrated how an emergency medical stretcher operates and lifts morale during the gathering.