Assemblyman Josh Jensen (R,C-Greece) hosted his fifth annual Family Health and Wellness Fair on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at The Center at Greece Town Hall. Held in partnership with Rochester Regional Health and the University of Rochester Medical Center, the free community event connected local residents and families with health-care professionals, community organizations and valuable wellness resources. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about a variety of health-related services, programs and resources available throughout the community, while connecting directly with organizations dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of local families.

Jensen said, “It was wonderful to see so many local residents and families come out for this year’s Family Health and Wellness Fair. I am thankful to all of the organizations and health-care professionals who took the time to share their knowledge, resources and services with our community. I look forward to continuing this annual tradition and creating more opportunities for residents to connect with local health and wellness resources.”

President and CEO of Strong Memorial and Highland Hospitals, Kathy Parrinello said, “bringing health resources directly into the community makes it easier for people to take important steps to protect their health and the health of their families. We’re pleased to once again partner with Assemblymember Jensen and other organizations across our community to connect people with preventive services, health information and resources that can help them live healthier lives.”

CEO of Rochester Regional Health, Richard “Chip” Davis said, “keeping our communities healthy through preventative care is just as important as being there when people need more specialty care in our hospitals. Bringing screenings and health resources to a familiar, accessible place is one simple way we make a difference. We thank Assemblymember Jensen for his partnership in making this possible.”

The Family Health and Wellness Fair continues Jensen’s efforts to connect residents with resources that can support their health and quality of life. By bringing health-care providers, community organizations and families together in one location, the annual event provides residents with an opportunity to learn about services available in their own community. Jensen looks forward to continuing the tradition and bringing the fair back to the community next year.