Clinical Resource Hubs combine in-person care and telehealth to support underserved medical facilities.
Advance directives—sometimes called “living wills”—inform medical providers of a patient’s wishes if they cannot communicate. Doctors encourage all Veterans to make an advance directive and to ask for help if the forms seem intimidating.
Dr. Holly Martin, Doctor of Nursing Practice, family nurse practitioner, recently retired from a 22-year career of advocacy for equitable compensation for nurses and serving Veterans.
Clinical Resource Hubs integrate care teams with VA Medical Centers to fill gaps in geriatric care, no matter the location.
VA Clinical Resource Hubs uses cross-catchments to ensure Veterans have access to quality care and innovative support, no matter their location.
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