Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The Downstate Annual Health Fair is a community wellness event that provides health education, preventive screenings, wellness resources, and access to healthcare information for faculty, staff, students, patients, and community members.
The Health Fair is open to members of the Downstate community and local residents. Individuals of all ages are welcome to participate in designated activities and educational programs.
No. Admission to the Health Fair is free, and many of the health screenings, educational sessions, and activities are provided at no cost to participants.
No advanced registration required. All are welcomed.
Available screenings may include blood pressure, cholesterol, blood glucose, body mass index (BMI), vision, and other preventive health assessments. Screening offerings may vary each year.
Available screenings may include blood pressure, cholesterol, blood glucose, body mass index (BMI), vision, and other preventive health assessments. Screening offerings may vary each year.
Participants should bring a photo ID and any relevant health information they wish to discuss. Comfortable clothing is recommended if participating in wellness activities or fitness demonstrations.
Yes. The Health Fair often features family-friendly activities, educational exhibits, wellness demonstrations, and resources designed for attendees of all ages.
Yes. Local community organizations, health agencies, and nonprofit partners will share information about programs, services, and resources available throughout the year.
Individuals and organizations interested in participating as vendors, exhibitors, sponsors, or volunteers can contact the Health Fair planning committee through the event website 2026 Vendor Registration or the designated event email, uhdhealthfair@downstate.edu for application information and deadlines. Only a select number of vendors will receive confirmation of participation the week of the event.