LYNNWOOD — Edmonds College invites students, faculty, staff, and members of the surrounding community to Hazel Miller Hall on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, from 1-6 p.m. for the “Health Out Loud” Healthcare Fair. Sponsored by the Edmonds College Foundation and the nursing department, the event provides accessible wellness services, health education, and community support in an inclusive environment.
“Our nursing department is proud to fulfill the college’s mission of community service through the annual Healthcare Fair,” said Edmonds College Director of Nursing Kyra McCoy. “Providing accessible health screenings and services gives our students invaluable real-world experience while reinforcing the critical role public health plays in a thriving community.”
The healthcare fair is completely free to attend and welcomes everyone, including uninsured individuals and families. Attendees do not need health insurance to take advantage of the clinical services, consultations, and screenings available throughout the afternoon.
Featured services and activities include:
- Free Wellness Checks & Screenings: Receive complimentary wellness checks conducted by Edmonds College nursing students, alongside free vision and hearing screenings.
- On-Site Vaccinations: COVID-19 and seasonal flu immunizations will be available for insured adults through the Seattle Visiting Nurses Association, and for uninsured adults through Snohomish County Health. Pediatric vaccinations for children will also be provided. Make appointments below.
- Blood Drive: Attendees can contribute life-saving blood donations through Bloodworks Northwest. Appointments available below.
- Insurance Navigation: Representatives will be on-site to assist eligible individuals with enrolling in health insurance plans.
- Community & Campus Resources: Connect directly with local healthcare providers and discover vital health and wellness support services offered across the Edmonds College campus.
- Interactive Activities: Guests of all ages can take part in a wellness scavenger hunt featuring prizes, available while supplies last.
While walk-ins are welcome, advance appointments are recommended for adult and pediatric vaccinations and blood donations to secure a preferred time slot. Registration and appointment scheduling links are accessible online through the Edmonds College campus events calendar or below.
Make an Appointment Now:
- Insured Adults/COVID + Flu Vaccinations
- Uninsured Adults/COVID + Flu Vaccinations
- Pediatric (children) Vaccinations
- Blood Donations
For more information, accessibility inquiries, or questions regarding the event, please contact Lisa Schubert at lisa.schubert@edmonds.edu.
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Edmonds College is a public college accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and governed by the Washington State Board of Community and Technical Colleges. Edmonds mission is: Teaching I Learning I Community. The college serves approximately 15,000 students annually, including approximately 900 international students from about 60 countries. The college currently offers four bachelor of applied science degrees (with approval to offer one more in 2024), 66 associate degrees, and 111 professional certificates in 30 programs of study. Edmonds College offers robust athletics programs for men and women, including baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and cross-country. The college operates two on-campus residence halls housing approximately 400 students. In addition, the college has a wide range of comprehensive offerings: College credit in high school, basic education skills to receive a high school diploma/GED or to prepare for college, short-term non-credit training, continuing education, online degrees, and certificates, offered day, night, and weekend. Support services include childcare, a campus food pantry, 211 navigator, and mental health resources. The school operates on a quarter system. The average age of students is 30.
Source: Edmonds College
Author: Lynnwood Times Staff
