July 11, 2025 - 04:40

The Union County Board of County Commissioners is excited to announce the renaming of the Union County Immunization Clinic to the Union County Family Clinic. This change signifies a broader mission to provide comprehensive preventive care services to the community. The newly established family clinic aims to serve individuals and families by offering a range of health services, including immunizations, wellness check-ups, and health education.
The expansion of services is a response to the growing need for accessible healthcare in the region. With a focus on preventive care, the clinic aims to improve health outcomes for residents by encouraging regular health screenings and vaccinations. The clinic will also provide resources and support for managing chronic conditions, ensuring that families receive the holistic care they need.
Community leaders emphasize that this initiative is a vital step towards promoting overall health and well-being in Union County. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the new services available at the Union County Family Clinic.
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