Hey Monterey Veterans!
You're invited to get assistance enrolling in VA health care and accessing the services you've earned.
- Concerns about your toxic exposure while in service?
- Hang out with Veterans and enjoy a free meal together.
- Need help applying for a Veteran ID card?
- Ready to enroll in VA health care?
- Want to connect with resources available in your community?
This is an exclusive event for Veterans and their families in the Monterey County area. Don't miss this opportunity to access the benefits you've earned. Just show up on Saturday, April 11, 2026 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Can't attend the event? No problem.
Enroll in VA health care.
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Submit a VA disability compensation $$$ claim.
with everyone you know who may benefit, including Veterans, caregivers, service members and survivors.
We're making millions of Veterans eligible for VA health care under the PACT Act. Here’s what YOU need to know.
- If you served in Vietnam, the Gulf War, Iraq, or Afghanistan, you can enroll.
- If you deployed to any combat zone after 9/11, you can enroll.
- If you deployed in support of the Global War on Terror, you can enroll.
- And even if you never deployed but were exposed to toxins or hazards while training or serving on active duty here at home—by working with chemicals, pesticides, lead, asbestos, certain paints, nuclear weapons, x-rays, and more—you can enroll, too.
Bottom line: all Veterans who meet the minimum service requirements and were exposed to toxins and other hazards—at home or abroad—are eligible to enroll in VA care.
VA provides the best and most affordable health care for Veterans in America – and this is your chance to apply. Veterans who are enrolled in VA health care are proven to have better health outcomes than those who get their care elsewhere. And copays can be as low as $0 for prescriptions, urgent care, outpatient care, and more.
Choosing VA means getting everything you need in one spot. Come see why 90% of patients said they trust VA for their health care. Even if you don’t need this care today, you may need it tomorrow, or the next day, or 30 years from now. And once you’re in, you have access for life.
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