REDDING, Calif. - The Shasta Community Health Center's Hope team has set up a truck in the parking lot of Shasta College to provide free medical treatment for evacuees of the Carr Fire.
Many that have been dispaced by the Carr Fire no longer have access to medications or medical treatment that may be needed, and the Hope team is providing assistance with that by getting people medications and providing any treatment necessary.
The team said that they have seen over 100 patients in the last three days they have been at Shasta College.
They will be in the parking lot until 4 p.m. every day as long as they are needed.
Related Content
- Hope Truck at Shasta College Provides Medical Treatment for Evacuees
- Salvation Army Feeds Evacuees at Shasta College
- Glenn Medical Center Offers Hepatitis C Treatment
- Jewish Center Hopes to Give Cars to Evacuees
- Enloe Medical Center Debuts 'Wall of Hope'
- Sen. McCain Won't Continue with Brain Cancer Medical Treatment: Family
- The Rolling Stones postpone tour as Jagger receives medical treatment
- Shasta College gains seven-year accreditation
- Starbucks Coming to the Shasta College Campus
- Shasta College adds new fire training structures
Scroll for more content...
.JPG)
