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Michael Turner a U.S. Army Veteran receives a COVID-19 Vaccine.VA Partners with FAU for Mass Vaccination Clinic
On Feb. 6, the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center provided nearly 600 Veterans with COVID-19 Vaccines at a mass vaccination clinic held by on the Campus of Florida Atlantic University - Boca Raton.
Laurel Williams getting the COVID-19 VaccineWest Palm Beach VA Surpasses Vaccination Milestone
The West Palm Beach VA Medical Center reached a historic milestone last week by administering their 10,000th COVID-19 Vaccine to healthcare workers and Veterans in line with CDC and VHA’s risk criteria.
A Veteran smiles as she holds baby gifts on August 6.VA Hosts Drive Thru Baby Shower for Veterans
The West Palm Beach VA Medical Center made sure there were plenty of gifts, congratulatory banners, and smiles during its very first drive thru baby shower for Veterans on August 6.
Clinical Dietitian F. Brian BeCraft and Social Science Health Coordinator Ginika Ebosele standing in front of VA fresh truck.VA Fresh Program brings nutrition to Veterans
The West Palm Beach VA Medical Center's VA Fresh program expands Veterans' access to nutrition education and fresh produce through partnerships with local farmers and food pantries.
Veteran Harold Lake and VA Nurse Gelda Pratt look at a tablet.VA helps its nursing home residents stay connected
West Palm Beach VA’s Community Living Center staff is using iPads and Android tablets, to help its residents stay connected to their loved ones who are unable to visit due to COVID-19 physical distancing requirements.
VA staff members standing togetherWest Palm Team supports VA's ‘Fourth Mission’
West Palm Beach VA Medical Center's clinical teams are supporting VA's “Fourth Mission” by providing support to community nursing homes in the area during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The VA Health Chat App provides easy, secure, online access for Veterans to chat with VA staff when they have health care needs, questions, and more. Veterans enrolled for VA health care in Florida, South Georgia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Island can download and use the app starting March 11.VA Health Chat App Available to Veterans March 11
VA Health Chat App provides easy, secure, online access for Veterans to chat with VA staff when they have health care needs, questions, and more. The app is available for Android and IOS devices.
External shot of West Palm Beach VA Medical Center's Domiciliary.West Palm Beach VA Opens New Treatment Facility
On February 20 the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center cut the ribbon on its General Domiciliary which will treat Veterans battling substance abuse and other mental health disorders.
Sherri Lipson before and after her weight loss.VA's MOVE Program Helps Woman Lose 70 Pounds
As a pre-diabetic on high blood pressure medication, U.S. Army Veteran Sherri Lipson wanted to lead a healthier lifestyle. She lost 70 pounds with the help of West Palm Beach VA Medical Center's MOVE! Program.
Robert Crawford in uniform in New York City.Remembering September 11
For Robert Crawford, September 11, 2001 began like any other Tuesday. Eighteen years later the U.S. Marine Corps Veterans still remembers the sights, sounds and smells from that day as if it all happened yesterday.

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