The Camden Mobile Health bus offers free preventative diabetes risk checks, health information and advice to support residents to make positive health and wellbeing choices, and to prevent people aged 30 and over from developing serious health conditions in the future.
As we get older, we all have a greater chance of developing a range of serious health conditions, including high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease and kidney disease. Even with or without a family history of these diseases, certain lifestyle factors such as smoking, a poor diet or lack of physical exercise can put us at higher risk of developing one or more of these conditions.
Camden Council, in partnership with NHS colleagues at Brondesbury Medical Centre, would like to invite residents from the age of 30 - 70 to take a health check on our new health bus.
This is part of our shared belief in offering residents easy access to free, preventative healthcare to help them live long and healthy lives. By offering residents access to free, personalised health checks from the age of 30, we hope to arm them with information so they are prepared for the future and can start to take steps now to reduce risk, maintain and improve their health.
What to expect on board the mobile health bus
Where to find the bus
The bus is a walk-in service so no appointment is required.
Friday 5 December, 11am to 3pm
Highgate Newtown Community Centre - 30 Bertram Street, N19 5DQ (indoors)
Friday 12 December, 11am to 3pm
St Pancras Community Centre - 67 Plender Street, NW1 0LB
Friday 19 December, 11am to 3pm
Bourne Estate TRA hall – Allen Hall, Portpool Lane, EC1N 7AA (indoors)
Contact us
For information on COVID and flu vaccinations and the upcoming locations for the vaccination outreach bus, see our vaccinations page.