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FREE Medical Clinic

When
Mar 21st, 2026 - Mar 22nd, 2026
6:00am - 6:00am
Where
277 Expo RdFishersvilleVA

RAM (Remote Area Medical) at Augusta Expo Center in Fishersville Saturday and Sunday, March 21-22 at 6AM

All services are free and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Open to everyone. No ID needed. No insurance needed. No income requirements.

Dental: Cleanings, fillings, extractions
Vision: Eye exams and glasses
Medical: Basic health exams and screenings

 

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