Published November 19. 2025 11:43PM
Cetronia Ambulance Corps held its annual health expo Nov. 9 at its headquarters, 4300 Broadway, Cetronia.
The expo is designed to provide area residents with information regarding the many health programs available in the Lehigh Valley.
Additionally, one may have their blood pressure checked as well as have a basic hearing test.
Just a few of the organizations attending included Blue Zones Project, Lehigh Valley, an organization which helps communities make healthier choices easier, the Lehigh Valley Suicide Prevention Program, Lehigh Valley Hospital Network Topper Cancer Institute and Tails of Valor, a program that provides animal assisted therapy to veterans.
Turkey barbecue and snacks were provided by the ambulance corps.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDDonna Remaley, dispatcher, Cetronia Ambulance Corps, is delighted to be holding “Wally,” an in training 6-week-old goldendoodle for Tails of Valor Nov. 9 at the Cetronia Ambulance Corps Health Expo, 4300 Broadway, Cetronia.
Christina Gonzalez, a speech therapy graduate student at East Stroudsburg University is ready to perform hearing tests at the Cetronia Ambulance Corps Health Expo.
Laury, Dennis and Heather Brown take time out to enjoy turkey barbecue at the Cetronia Ambulance Corps Health Expo.
Cetronia Ambulance Corps Chief Financial Officer Amy Ninos talks with Andrea Town of Tails of Valor.
The education center at the Cetronia Ambulance Corps is filled with health related providers at the health expo.
Blue Zones Project, Lehigh Valley, members Robert Almonte and Jennifer Mann, are available to describe the guiding principles of the project to visitors.
Robbie Graves, representing Lehigh Valley Suicide Prevention, explains the community related mental and physical health programs available.
The most popular attraction at the Cetronia Ambulance Corps Health Expo is the Tails of Valor 6-week-old goldendoodles “Wally” and “Flash,” held by Heather Lloyd and Andrea Town.
