The No-cost health care, including dental, medical, optometry, and veterinary services, will be offered by military healthcare providers from July 19-27th at various pop-up clinics in Nueces County, Texas.
The outreach is hosted by a partnership between the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) program, Nueces County, and Texas A&M University’s Colonias Program. The U.S. Army Reserve, Georgia Air National Guard, Marine Corps Reserve, and Army Active-Duty personnel will all be traveling from across the nation to provide services for the Nueces County community.
Residents may arrange transportation to the clinics at no cost by contacting the Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority at https://www.ccrta.org/ or (855) 834-2287.
Alternatively, residents may also contact Commissioner Joe A. Gonzalez, Nueces County Precinct Two, at (361) 960-6312 for further information or requests for assistance in attending the clinics. Innovative Readiness Training is a Department of Defense military training opportunity exclusive to the United States and its territories that delivers joint training opportunities to increase deployment readiness.
