Medical instruments which were donated yto MyClinic on Indiantown Road in Jupiter, FL. MyClinic provides primary health care to adults and serves low-income residents. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

The double-wide trailer that currently houses MyClinic, a non-profit medical center located on Indiantown Road in Jupiter. FL. MyClinic provides primary health care to adults and serves low-income residents. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

One of the two exam rooms at MyClinic on Indiantown Road in Jupiter, FL.MyClinic provides primary health care to adults and serves low-income residents. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Diane Williams (Patient and Volunteer Coordinator), Amy Pepper (Acting Director and Board Secretary) and Alexandra Davenport (Dental Referral Program Coordinator) of MyClinic on Indiantown Road in Jupiter, FL. MyClinic provides primary health care to adults and serves low-income residents. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Diane Williams (Patient and Volunteer Coordinator), Amy Pepper (Acting Director and Board Secretary) and Alexandra Davenport (Dental Referral Program Coordinator) of MyClinic on Indiantown Road in Jupiter, FL. MyClinic provides primary health care to adults and serves low-income residents. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Alexandra Davenport and Diane Williams working in the office of MyClinic on Indiantown Road in Jupiter, FL. MyClinic provides primary health care to adults and serves low-income residents. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Diane Williams talks to Elgy Bello of Jupiter, FL in MyClinic on Indiantown Road in Jupiter, FL. MyClinic provides primary health care to adults and serves low-income residents. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)