Joking aside, from my brief understanding as to what these two places were, the George Dewey Medical and Wellness Center was a hospital for the most part but it also acts as a rehab center for Marines and the Coast Guards alike. Most importantly, they house several veterans or people who retired and were being well taken care of due to the funding of the late George Dewey who used to be a military brat ages ago.
He built this hospital as he retired himself and later passed at the same place, and it was still going strong with the help of several foundations, sponsors, and his kin, continuing his dream to take care of the people who led the same life as him or was close to it.
I'd hate to say it but from my experience, a lot of folks in the US tend to worship veterans and give them applause, recognitions, and even the "Thank you for your service!" catchphrase but only a small fraction of them actually cared for them, especially the ones struggling to readjust to the current society.
