Free Mobile Health Clinic Rolls Into Princeton on July 23

Mark your calendars, Princeton. This Thursday, July 23, a bright white van labeled “Zufall Health Mobile Clinic” will pull into Monument Hall at 1 Monument Drive and stay put from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It’s a chance for anyone—whether you’ve got insurance, Medicaid, Medicare or none at all—to walk in for a range of basic health services.

The clinic’s mission is simple: make primary care accessible. All services are offered on a sliding‑fee scale, which means the price you pay will line up with your income. And, just to be crystal clear, no one will be turned away because they can’t afford to pay.

What can you expect when you step inside? A quick physical exam, a flu or COVID‑19 jab, testing and treatment for common sexually transmitted infections, and even care for minor injuries or illnesses. If you’re dealing with stress, anxiety or substance‑use concerns, behavioral health counselors will be on hand, and they can also point you toward longer‑term treatment options.

Got insurance? Good news. Zufall Health accepts New Jersey Family Care (Medicaid), Medicare and a handful of private plans, and they’ll help you sort out enrollment if you need it.

While you can just show up, it’s a good idea to register ahead of time—especially if you think you’ll bring the whole family. To sign up or ask any questions, give Leonor Salgado a call at 908‑526‑2335, ext. 1594.

In short, it’s a free‑or‑low‑cost health fair on wheels, right in the heart of Princeton. Whether you need a quick check‑up, a vaccine, or just a friendly face to talk to about your health, the mobile clinic has you covered.