VALOR FOUNDATION INC. • FLORIDA CHAPTER 617 NONPROFIT • ST. AUGUSTINE, FL (SUITE B)
VETERANS CRISIS LINE: DIAL 988 THEN PRESS 1 (OR TEXT 838255)
OIF/OEF & POST-9/11 VETERAN COHORTS • ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA

VETERAN PROGRAMS, ELIGIBILITY & NON-PHI COHORT INTEREST INTAKE

Structured, data-driven physiological restoration for post-separation veterans—combining quarterly biometric telemetry, lab-grounded nutrition, strength conditioning, clinically supervised recovery, and peer community.

COHORT ARCHITECTURE & ELIGIBILITY

WHO WE SERVE & HOW COHORT PARTICIPATION WORKS

STEP 01 • ELIGIBILITY FOCUS

OIF/OEF & Post-9/11 Veterans

Prioritized for separated U.S. service members from OIF, OEF, and post-9/11 operations experiencing early or progressive metabolic, neuroendocrine, HPA-axis, burn-pit (PACT Act), or blast TBI-associated health decline.

STEP 02 • BASELINE & QUARTERLY LABS

Objective Telemetry Onboarding

Accepted cohort participants complete baseline (T0) and quarterly (Q1–Q4) biometric evaluations—including DEXA body composition, VO2 max, CGM, HOMA-IR, full hormone/thyroid panels, hs-CRP, IL-6, and HRV tracking.

STEP 03 • INTEGRATED RESTORATION

8-Pillar Execution & Community

Veterans engage in individualized metabolic nutrition education, progressive strength and conditioning, clinically supervised cryotherapy/cold immersion/red-NIR light/far-IR sauna protocols, and optional IRB-approved research studies.

PUBLIC INTEREST INTAKE • STRICT NO-PHI PROTOCOL

VETERAN COHORT & PROGRAM INTEREST FORM (NON-PHI)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

VETERAN PROGRAM & COMPLIANCE FAQ

Who is eligible to apply for Valor Foundation Inc. programs?
Valor Foundation Inc. serves U.S. military veterans—with a primary mission focus on Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), and post-9/11 veterans experiencing post-separation metabolic, neuroendocrine, burn-pit/airborne hazard (PACT Act), or TBI-related health decline.
Does participating in Valor Foundation programs affect my VA benefits or primary medical care?
No. Valor Foundation Inc. (`1947 A1A S, Suite B, Saint Augustine, FL 32080`) is an independent Florida Chapter 617 nonprofit corporation and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Our educational, conditioning, recovery, and biomarker monitoring programs complement—and never replace—your primary physician or VA healthcare team.
Should I upload medical records, VA disability ratings, or lab results on the website intake form?
No. Do not submit Protected Health Information (PHI), medical records, Social Security numbers, DD-214 documents, or laboratory reports through our public website form. Clinical onboarding and HIPAA/IRB-compliant intake occur only through encrypted clinical channels after initial eligibility screening.
How frequently are biomarkers measured in the Valor Protocol?
Under Pillar `(f)` of our Articles of Incorporation, core physiological markers—including DEXA body composition, VO2 max, Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM), HOMA-IR, comprehensive hormone panels, hs-CRP, IL-6, and Heart Rate Variability (HRV)—are tracked at baseline and at least quarterly.
How are clinical research and investigational optimization protocols supervised?
Under Pillars `(d)` and `(e)`, all clinical research collaborations and investigational health optimization studies (involving peptides, hormonal optimization, or nutritional supplementation) are strictly voluntary and conducted under licensed clinical oversight and IRB-approved protocols pursuant to 45 CFR Part 46 and 21 CFR Parts 50 & 56.