Inside Veterans Health

May 19 is Hepatitis Testing Day. VA recommends all Veterans age 18-79 be tested for hepatitis C. Ask your provider about it the next time you check in. Read here about prevention for viral hepatitis.

VA’s National Telestroke program: a virtual hub of VA stroke neurologists covering 40 VA facilities with 20 more to be added each year. VA’s National Telestroke Program Team guarantees teams are ready.

Nurses Week: VA is the leader of an organizational culture where excellence in nursing is valued as essential for quality health care for those who served America. This week we honor our nurses.

VA research study aims to establish a stronger sense of social connectedness for Veterans at high risk of suicide by increasing their participation in community activities.

VA Mobile apps keep Veterans’ data securely protected and enable them to improve their health and wellness without concerns about their privacy.

When school closings caught parents off guard, Salt Lake City VA staff created a free onsite childcare center. Mom and dad can focus on taking care of Veterans knowing their kids are safe … and close.

VA has always been here for Veterans—and we will continue to see and treat you during the COVID-19 crisis, even if you are not yet enrolled in VA health care. But please call us first.

Salt Lake City VA Medical Center is providing two new procedures for Veterans suffering from enlarged prostate. They can be done in clinic, comfortably and without sexual and other side effects.

VA has always been here for Veterans—and we will continue to be here for you during the COVID-19 crisis. Whether you need a prescription, telemedicine or in-person care, you can rely on VA. Here is a recent message from Dr. Richard Stone, Executive in Charge of the Veterans Health Administration and a former U.S. Army combat physician.

VA’s Palo Alto is the first 5G-enabled VA hospital, unlocking the potential to dramatically advance healthcare for America’s Veterans. “It’s like leaving a dirt road to get on a superhighway.”

Every VA medical center has a female Women Veterans Program Manager ready to help women Veterans access medical services, including comprehensive primary care, gynecology, maternity and mental health.

VA’s “Understand Your Diabetes Numbers” campaign addresses treatment goals, medication and nutritional management. And the importance of hemoglobin A1c test results and shared decision making.