Marlene Garman, Salem VA Medical Center’s Veterans Health Information Exchange Program coordinator appeared on WFXR’s Living Local morning show to discuss the benefits of using ‘Veteran Health Information Exchange.’

Veterans that are now receiving their health care through Salem VA Medical Center, or any VA health care system, can sign up for a free service VHIE [Vee-hee] or sometimes called “Connect Your Docs”

 

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Published on Nov. 14, 2018

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