Tusculum College will be the host for a Remote Area Medical (RAM) free health-care clinic on November 8 and 9.
RAM is a Knoxville-based organization providing free medical care for the uninsured and underinsured. The RAM organization recruits skilled professionals and students in the medical, dental and optometry fields to provide care to hundreds of people.
During the two-day, weekend clinics, commonly called expeditions, RAM provides basic medical services, dental work and optometry services and glasses on-site free that day.
On both days, parking will be available on campus. The doors open at 6 a.m.
RAM, founded by adventurer Stan Brock in 1985, is dedicated to providing medical and veterinary access in rural and remote areas to anyone who needs it, both domestically and abroad.
For more information, visit RAM’s at http://www.ramusa.org/.