Events in Mid-Missouri Columbia, MO USA
Show your heart some extra love February 11 by joining MU Health Care for a free heart health screening. A walk-in community event with free screenings, educational booths and cardiologists on-site to answer any of your heart health questions. No registration required unless you'd like a free cholesterol screening, which requires a sign-up and eight-hour …
Uncontrolled bleeding is the No. 1 cause of preventable death in a traumatic event. Whether a person lives or dies is often determined within a matter of minutes, making it critical for those around to know proper bleeding control techniques. Become a lifesaving bystander. No registration required. Walk-ins welcome.
Tomorrow’s Health Care Experts Expo offers the opportunity for students to discover the wide range of roles available in the field of health care, helping your student explore various career paths that align with their skills and interest. Our expo will feature education and immersive activities from a variety of career paths, including lab and …
MU Health Care is hosting a free expo to help students and young professionals discover the diverse roles, educational pathways and training opportunities offered in health care. From front-line positions like nurses and care technicians to behind-the-scenes support roles in engineering and nutrition, explore various career paths that align with your skills and interests. Immerse …
Join us for remembrance activities to honor and celebrate the precious lives we’ve lost. Connect with others who have walked a similar path as we all take steps toward healing and hope. MU Health Care’s child life team is holding a Remembering our Babies event on Sunday, October 15 at South Providence Medical Park. This …
Show your heart some extra love this February by joining us for a free heart health screening event! We’ll have a variety of experts to speak with, booths to explore and multiple heart health screenings.
If you or a loved one plays a sport with a high risk for concussion — such as football, hockey, rugby, soccer, basketball or cheerleading — having a baseline screening can help better diagnose and treat potential future concussions. Screenings include a symptom checklist; a sports concussion assessment tool (SCAT) evaluation; and a vestibular ocular …
MU Health Care and Ellis Fischel Cancer Center are hosting a special Saturday event for lung cancer screening. November is National Lung Cancer Awareness Month. MU Health Care is dedicated to screening and early prevention. For those that qualify, can get a special chest CT to screen for lung cancer. There will also be tobacco …