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A woman remembers a Veteran who gave their all.Memorial Day 2013
Memorial Day marks the beginning of summer, but for millions of families it holds a much deeper meaning. Please take a moment this Memorial Day to think of these patriots and their families for giving their all.
A sample of the new redesign.We’ve Redesigned Our Entire Website for You!
Our new look is designed to help you easily and quickly access information with intuitive and easy-to-use navigation. This redesign is based on feedback from Veterans and VA facilities around the country.
Edonate hand and heart illustrationE-Donate Is Simple, Speedy, Safe
The new E-Donate service allows community members who wish to give back to Veterans a quick, safe way to pledge their support online. You choose the medical center, the amount, and the account.
Protect Yourself and Others from getting the flu.Protect Yourself and Others
Getting a yearly flu shot is one of the most important ways to protect yourself and your loved ones from influenza. "The flu vaccine is made differently each year," explains DeWayne Hamlin, Medical Center Director.
Victory 5K Run/Walk bannerVeterans Day – Victory 5k Run/Walk
According to DeWayne Hamlin, Medical Center Director, preregistration for the medical center’s 5th annual Veterans 5k Run/Walk, which is held in advance of Veterans Day, is available now. The Victory 5K is open to the public.
Man, woman and documentt being signed.Selecting a Healthcare Agent
By appointing a healthcare agent, you are clearly stating who has the authority to make health decisions on your behalf should your doctor determine that you lack the ability to make healthcare decisions.
thermometer against a sun-filled skySummer Safety
Every year, most of us look forward to summer in the sun – vacation at the beach or lake, camping, family reunions, picnics, and the Fourth of July. With summer temperatures on the rise, here are a few helpful tips to keep you healthy and safe in the sun.
A dad and his son.June 17th is Father’s Day
In celebration, we salute our Veteran dads for their important roles as fathers, grandfathers, and great grandfathers. We also take our hats off to their families, friends, and all who support them in this role.
Regular screenings and early intervention are the keys to successful treatment, improving your health, and maintaining quality of life.May is Better Hearing and Speech Month
According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), an estimated 28 million Americans have hearing loss. If you think you or a loved is among them, there is help.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness MonthApril is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
In both civilian and military settings, service members can experience a range of unwanted sexual behaviors that they may find distressing. These experiences happen to both women and men.

From the Veterans Health Administration

woman sitting by grave markers decorated with flags and flowersMemorial Day - When America Remembers
Memorial Day — a time for the nation to pause and remember the service of deceased Veterans and military members who died on active duty, a time when Americans honor the fallen.
close up of a woman's hand on a phoneVA Launches Hotline for Women Veterans
The Department of Veterans Affairs has a new hotline to respond to questions from Veterans, their families and caregivers about the many VA services and resources available to women Veterans.
Old photo of Eleanor Roosevelt speaking at a podiumVA Medical Centers Named for Presidents
Can you name the three VA medical centers named for United States presidents? Here’s a story on the Franklin Delano Roosevelt campus of the Hudson Valley Healthcare System in Montrose, New York.
A technician views a brain scan on a monitorResearch Today Means Healthier Tomorrow
May 13-17 is National VA Research Week with the theme “VA Research Inspires.” VA Research has been part of advances in treating heart disease, diabetes, spinal cord injury and mental health disorders.
A woman walks outside while looking at her phonePTSD Help: With You When You Need It Most
VA is making it possible for Veterans to access PTSD information in mobile friendly formats. Check out the mobile self-help apps and “treatment companion” apps. Find “Where to Get Help for PTSD.”
A group of nurses and hospital patients in a hospital.VA Nurses: Quality and Innovation in Patient Care
VA salutes our 80,000 nurses during National Nurses Week…and every week. Every day, VA’s nurses provide state-of-the-art, cost-effective nursing care to America’s Veterans and their families.
game board with words: Moving ForwardStress? Problems? Here is Free Online Help!
Moving Forward is an online program that helps overcome life’s challenges. Designed specifically for Veterans and Military Service Members, but can anyone can use it to make problems more manageable.
hand pointing to a piece of paperAn Easier-to-Understand Billing Statement
VA, with help from Veterans, has created a more patient-friendly statement that is easier to understand. The improved statement has a concise layout and several new features that Veterans wanted.
two male volunteers standing side by sideTwo Volunteers at Erie VA Team Up to Save a Veteran's Life
When a Veteran’s life hung in the balance, two volunteers worked together calmly and efficiently to render aid. Their efforts may have made the difference between life and death.
A crowd of people and cars in Kabul, AfghanistanPTSD Study: Men Versus Women
In an effort to develop PTSD treatments that are geared more precisely to the unique needs of men and women, VA researchers have begun to investigate how men and women learn to fear.

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