LNRMC - Community Outreach

At Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, we want to be your resource for health and wellness information, in addition to your source for dependable medical services. We believe it is our responsibility to bring health care information and services to local businesses, industries, community organizations, and the public. For additional information on Community Outreach services listed below, please call 704.660.4859 or click on our Calendar of Events.

Med-Key

At Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, we are proud to offer a personalized MED-KEYTM Card. This card has a special magnetic strip containing all the vital information needed to admit you into our hospital. To obtain your MED-KEYTM Card, please call 704.660.4859.

Community Calendar

Find out about what's going on at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center!

Community Health Fairs

Health fairs are organized to create an awareness of the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and to inform the public about services provided by LNRMC. A variety of health fairs are held each year to fit the needs of specific populations. A typical health fair offers one or more of the following:

• Blood glucose, cholesterol, and blood pressure screenings
• Body Mass Index (BMI) evaluations and information about healthy diets and nutrition
• New mother sample packets, newborn and pregnancy information and class schedules
• First-aid information and safety awareness information
• Pulse oximetry testing (a measure of the amount of oxygen in the blood) and pulmonary function testing (a measure of lung capacity)
• Volunteer recruitment
• Information on other LNRMC departments, such as Home Health, Rehabilitation, The Surgical Center, and Radiology Physician-Assisted Community Events

Community Outreach also assists local physicians in providing services to the community. For example:

Athletic Physicals: Free athletic physicals to area school children, grades K-12, by participating LNRMC physicians

Health Screenings: Complimentary health screenings for various diseases such as skin cancer, diabetes, and prostate cancer. Screenings are advertised well in advance, and an appointment is usually required.