As Lakewood Hospital celebrates a Century of Touching Lives, local senior citizens are invited to a Centennial Senior Health Fair on Tuesday, June 26 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Lakewood Park, at the corner of Belle and Lake Avenues in Lakewood.

Known for its unique commitment to seniors, Lakewood Hospital and the city of Lakewood, Department of Human Services: Division of Aging, have joined forces to offer a health fair to celebrate their commitment to supporting the good health of local senior citizens. Lakewood Hospital and the City’s Division of Aging have had a long-standing relationship of providing care to the needs of local senior citizens for more than 30 years.

The health fair will provide free health screenings, including cholesterol/blood sugar, blood pressure, pulse oximetry, glaucoma and distance vision.

Attendees will have an opportunity to “Ask the Doctor” as well as a Lakewood Hospital pharmacist. There will also be food, refreshments, giveaways, a Tai-Chi demonstration, and a Lifeline Program representative.

Transportation for Lakewood seniors is available through the Lakewood Division of Aging. Call 216-529-1515 for more information.Lakewood Hospital is a 400-bed acute care hospital that has served the diverse health care needs of the City of Lakewood and Cleveland’s Westshore communities since 1907. Offering a wide range of health services and education programs for women, men and children, each year Lakewood Hospital provides high-quality and innovative patient care for more than 130,000 patients. In 1997, Lakewood Hospital became part of the Cleveland Clinic health system, a partnership between the Cleveland Clinic and nine community hospitals. www.lakewoodhospital.org