Free Mobile Health Clinic Rolls Into Princeton This July

On Thursday, July 23, Princeton’s streets will see a bright, white‑walled van pull up outside Monument Hall at 1 Monument Drive. Inside, Zufall Health is setting up a pop‑up clinic that promises everything from routine physicals to vaccinations, all on a sliding‑fee scale.

What does that mean for you? Basically, whether you have insurance, Medicaid, Medicare or none at all, you won’t be turned away because of cost. The clinic honors New Jersey Family Care (Medicaid), Medicare, a handful of private plans, and can even help you enroll in coverage on the spot.

Walk‑ins are welcome, though registering ahead of time can shave a few minutes off the wait. You can call Leonor Salgado at 908‑526‑2335, ext. 1594, to lock in a time slot or simply show up between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Here’s a quick rundown of what’s on offer: comprehensive physical exams, screening and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, treatment of minor illnesses and injuries, a full suite of vaccinations, behavioral health counseling, substance‑use assistance and referrals to specialist care if needed.

It’s a collaborative effort with the Princeton Health Department, aimed at bridging the gap for residents who might otherwise skip care because of price or paperwork. As the organizers stress, nobody will be turned away for being unable to pay.

So if you’ve been putting off that annual check‑up, need a flu shot, or just want a quick health chat, swing by Monument Hall on July 23. It’s free, it’s convenient, and it’s a good reminder that community health can come to you, literally.