Nestled inside the Boykin Recreation Center, the new War Eagle Wellness Clinic is more than just a place for check-ups and screenings—it’s a hub where learning, service, and community care come together. Its mission is clear: to provide accessible, compassionate healthcare while preparing the next generation of medical professionals for lives of service.
What makes this clinic unique is its team. Students from Auburn University’s Harrison College of Pharmacy, the College of Nursing and Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM)-Auburn join forces to deliver care. They’re not just studying healthcare; they’re practicing it, shoulder-to-shoulder with the community they one day hope to serve.
The clinic celebrated its official launch in early August with a free blood pressure education event. Community members came to learn about management strategies, nutrition, and the importance of prevention—and they left with more than just information. They left knowing they were part of something bigger: a shared effort to build a healthier Auburn.
“It was truly meaningful to see so many faces come together with a shared commitment to health and community,” the clinic’s organizers shared. “We couldn’t have asked for a better start, and we’re thankful for every single person who made it possible.”
The War Eagle Wellness Clinic is just getting started. With more events and services planned, its future is filled with opportunities to learn, grow, and most importantly—serve.
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