09/15/2026
Today, as we begin National Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate the cultures, traditions, achievements, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities that enrich and strengthen our nation every day.
At Delaware Valley Community Health, this celebration is deeply personal. More than 70% of the 50,000+ patients we serve each year and many of our employees identify as Hispanic or Latino. While Hispanic Heritage Month provides a special opportunity to recognize these contributions, we are proud to celebrate, support, and serve our Hispanic and Latino patients, communities, and team members every day of the year.
“As the first Latina CEO of Delaware Valley Community Health, I carry immense pride in leading an organization that has long been committed to advancing health equity and serving diverse communities,” said Brenda Robles-Cooke, CEO of DVCH. “My own journey—from growing up in Puerto Rico to leading this remarkable organization—reflects the resilience, determination, and hope that define so many Hispanic and Latino families. I am honored to stand alongside our patients, staff, and communities as we continue building a healthier and brighter future together.”
This month, and every month, we celebrate the culture, compassion, and contributions that make our communities stronger.
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