Check-in

Adilcea Agueluz with her son, Oscar Zelaya, 5, and her daughter, Emily Zelaya, 3, as they check in at the Highlandtown Healthy Living Center. Baltimore City releases its first ever report on the state of Latino health. Latino patients visiting the Highlandtown Healthy Living Center.

( Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd Fox / October 20, 2011 )

Adilcea Agueluz with her son, Oscar Zelaya, 5, and her daughter, Emily Zelaya, 3, as they check in at the Highlandtown Healthy Living Center. Baltimore City releases its first ever report on the state of Latino health. Latino patients visiting the Highlandtown Healthy Living Center.

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