KAKE News Highlights Free Health Testing at Open Streets NoMar
A recent KAKE News story highlighted community-based health testing efforts through Clearway Testing, including mobile testing opportunities designed to bring free health services directly to residents.
May 3, 2026
KAKE News recently covered free health testing offered through Clearway Testing during Open Streets NoMar in northeast Wichita.
The story highlighted efforts to make testing more accessible by bringing services directly into the community through mobile health clinics. During the event, community members had the opportunity to learn more about groundwater contamination connected to the 29th & Grove area and connect with trusted healthcare providers offering free testing.
The report featured local leaders and healthcare partners working to increase awareness about testing opportunities for people who may have been exposed to contaminated groundwater. Organizers emphasized the importance of meeting people where they are and making it easier for residents to access information, ask questions, and take the next step toward understanding their health.
Anyone who lived, worked, went to school, attended church, or spent time near the 29th & Grove area from the 1970s to today may benefit from testing. Free health testing remains available through Clearway Testing partners through December 31, 2026.
Community members interested in learning more can visit ClearwayTesting.org or connect with a Clearway Testing partner.
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