A Clearway Testing partner hands a flyer about free health testing to a Wichita resident at an outdoor neighborhood event. Partners meet people where they are to explain why testing matters. Free testing is available through December 31, 2026.
A Clearway Testing partner hands a flyer about free health testing to a Wichita resident at an outdoor neighborhood event. Partners meet people where they are to explain why testing matters. Free testing is available through December 31, 2026.

Why Testing Matters

Testing sets a baseline for your health.

Getting tested makes you the best advocate for yourself.

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You may have been exposed to contaminated groundwater without knowing it.

TCE and PCE have been found in groundwater throughout Sedgwick County, Kansas.

The 29th & Grove area is one known area of concern where TCE contamination has been found.

If you lived, worked, or spent time in Sedgwick County, you may have come into contact with these chemicals without knowing it.

Free health testing can help you better understand your health and what to do next.

Testing helps:

  • Give clear information about your health.
  • Guide follow-up care if it is needed.
  • Connect you to a primary healthcare provider.
Map of the 29th & Grove spill site in northeast Wichita with the groundwater contamination area highlighted in orange. The TCE plume runs south from the former rail yard through the surrounding neighborhoods. People who lived, worked or spent time in the area qualify for free health testing.
Map of the 29th & Grove spill site in northeast Wichita with the groundwater contamination area highlighted in orange. The TCE plume runs south from the former rail yard through the surrounding neighborhoods. People who lived, worked or spent time in the area qualify for free health testing.
A Clearway Testing yard sign reading Free Health Test stands along a street near a community testing event, with tents in the background. Anyone who lived, worked or went to school in Sedgwick County and may have been exposed to contaminated groundwater is eligible. No documentation is required.
A Clearway Testing yard sign reading Free Health Test stands along a street near a community testing event, with tents in the background. Anyone who lived, worked or went to school in Sedgwick County and may have been exposed to contaminated groundwater is eligible. No documentation is required.

Eligibility

Who should get tested?

If you lived, worked, went to school or spent time in Sedgwick County and think you may have been exposed to contaminated groundwater, you can get a free health test.

If you think you might have been exposed to groundwater contamination in Sedgwick County, or if you’re not sure, reach out to a Clearway partner. They can help you explore your options.

Anyone who thinks they may have been exposed in Sedgwick County is eligible and can get a free health test from a Clearway partner, no questions asked. No documentation is required.

You can get tested if you believe you were exposed to contaminated groundwater in Sedgwick County, even if you do not have identification like an ID or drivers license.

Health tests from Clearway partners are provided at no cost, so you do not need to have insurance or any kind of payment.

Clearway Testing partners can help connect you with a doctor or medical provider if you do not already have one.

Do you know someone connected to the 29th & Grove area in Northeast Wichita?

Consider sharing this information with friends, family members, former neighbors, classmates, coworkers, or others who may have a connection to the 29th & Grove area.

Anyone who lived, worked, went to school, attended church or spent time in the area from the 1970s to today may have been exposed to contaminated groundwater and could benefit from a free health test.

Why Test Today

Why should I get tested?

Testing can help track changes in your health over time.

The effects of exposure can depend on many factors:

  • When you were exposed
  • How much exposure did you have
  • How long did your exposure last
  • Personal and lifestyle factors

Having contact with the water does not mean you will develop health problems. Testing can help give you clarity and peace of mind.

A gloved Clearway Testing partner draws blood from a patient's arm during a free health test. Two small vials of blood are collected as part of the screening. Free testing is available across Sedgwick County through December 31, 2026.
A gloved Clearway Testing partner draws blood from a patient's arm during a free health test. Two small vials of blood are collected as part of the screening. Free testing is available across Sedgwick County through December 31, 2026.
A young man gets his blood drawn by a Clearway Testing nurse inside a mobile clinic at a community event. Mobile testing units bring free health screenings directly to Wichita neighborhoods. Finding a testing partner that works for you is the next step.
A young man gets his blood drawn by a Clearway Testing nurse inside a mobile clinic at a community event. Mobile testing units bring free health screenings directly to Wichita neighborhoods. Finding a testing partner that works for you is the next step.

Next Steps

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Clearway partners are ready to help. Find a testing partner that works for you. 

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