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How Treasure Coast physicians can fortify their practice business for long-term success
Running an independent medical practice today requires more than clinical expertise. It demands constant balance in an increasingly volatile business environment. On the Treasure Coast, where the population places sustained demand for local healthcare, that balance is especially hard-won. Physician-owners are navigating unpredictable cash flow, escalating cyberthreats and growing economic complexity, all while managing the day-to-day realities of running a medical practice. Despite these mounting pressures, their commitment to delivering high-quality patient care never wavers.
Executive Home Care expands in-home care on Treasure Coast
Executive Home Care, a provider of in-home care services for seniors and individuals with disabilities, has opened Executive Home Care of Treasure Coast, a locally owned agency serving Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties. The agency, owned and operated by Linette and Gary Valentin, provides nonmedical in-home care designed to help older adults and adults with disabilities remain safe, comfortable and independent at home.
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Business Development Board of Martin County seeks applicants
The Business Development Board of Martin County is accepting applications for two at-large seats on its board of directors.
The City of Fort Pierce Grants Administration Division will open applications for the Home Purchase Assistance Program and the Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program at 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026. Applications will be accepted until all available funding has been expended.
United Way of Martin County announced $1,195,002 in community impact grants to 24 nonprofit agencies during its annual Big Reveal event at The Kane Center. The grants will support 35 programs focused on education, health and financial stability in Martin County. More than 120 people attended the event, which was sponsored by Capstone IT and STS Aviation Group.
The Port St. Lucie Business Women’s 2026 Community Grant application period for nonprofit organizations serving women and children in St. Lucie County is about to expire.
