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Read about what's happening in our VA West Palm Beach health care community.

  • At the Fort Pierce VA Clinic, attention to a routine piece of returned mail connected a Veteran experiencing homelessness with housing, health care and sustained mental health support.

    Man in blue shirt and grey shorts sitting in the back seat of his grey car.

  • I couldn't see straight. I couldn't hear what was being said to me. My hands wouldn't do what I told them to do. Every step hurt.

    Woman in blue scrubs and safety glasses working in a hospital room.

  • For 92-year-old Army Veteran Ron Singer, photography is not simply a hobby. It is, as he put it, “life.”

    Army Veteran Ron “Grumpy” Singer sits outdoors at the Thomas H. Corey VA Medical Center’s Community Living Center.

  • Nine Veterans returned home with 25 medals and seven ribbons after competing in the VA's premier adaptive sports competition for Veterans age 55 and older.

    2026 National Veterans Golden Age Winners graphic featuring a collage of veterans.

  • Youth volunteers at the Thomas H. Corey VA Medical Center made technology easier and more accessible this summer by helping more than 183 Veterans navigate VA apps, telehealth platforms, and personal devices.

    Two men sit at a table, looking at a laptop screen, while a young man explains how to use the technology.

  • A therapy-dog volunteer at the West Palm Beach VA Healthcare System helps Veterans connect with the care they need while providing comfort when they need it most.

    Woman in red shirt and white pants with service dog in front of hospital.

  • A soft‑spoken Veteran's words, music, and presence turned an ordinary morning into a lasting lesson about the quiet strength found within our Veteran community.

    Black and white photo of hands playing piano keys.

  • As part of Women Veterans Recognition Day at West Palm Beach VA Healthcare System, we honor Jeanette Eno, a remarkable Marine Veteran whose life of service, strength, and resilience continue to inspire others.

    Julia Spence Presents Marine Veteran Jeanette Eno a gift basket in celebration of her service to her country.

  • What many would consider defeat at just six months of age has become the foundation of Dr. Kelly Bruno’s strength, purpose, and identity.

    Runner with prosthetic legs crosses street at marathon, crowd watches.

  • “This We’ll Defend,” once a motto she lived by in uniform is now a promise she carries into motherhood, as tiny hands wrap around her fingers and guide the way.

    Mother and children