On 21 October 2026, a health-focused event will be held at the municipal casino in Beaucaire, France, offering free information, prevention, and screening services to the public. The event, which will take place with or without an appointment, aims to make health care more accessible to residents. Organized by the City of Beaucaire, the CPTS of Costières en Camargue, and local health professionals, the day will bring together a wide range of health-related topics and services for attendees. Throughout the day, 30 stands will be set up, each offering information, screening, and discussion opportunities with health professionals. Topics covered will include addiction, hearing and vision, diabetes, dietetics, endometriosis, heart failure, sexual health, and the possibility of undergoing the Icope1 test, a tool developed by the World Health Organization to assess cognitive function. Prevention will also be a central theme, with discussions on fighting family violence, cancer prevention, mental health, the impact of mental load, the connection between sport and health, and vaccination efforts. For the first time, social and medical-social actors will be involved, providing information and support for caregivers and helping individuals understand their rights. The CPTS is committed to expanding access to health services for all residents, particularly those who are most vulnerable or distant from traditional care systems. In addition, the French Social Security will host a Women's Health Day at the same event, offering specific information and screenings for women, especially those who are less likely to access regular health care. Screenings such as mammography, smear tests, and colorectal kits will be available, and appointments can be requested by calling 07 64 41 02 91. The event will take place on Wednesday, 21 October 2026, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Municipal Casino, located on rue du champ de foire in Beaucaire. This day represents a collaborative effort to promote health awareness and accessibility in the local community.