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patient getting eyeglasses adjustedProsthetic and Sensory Aids
VA's 4000-item prosthetic inventory includes devices to assist Veterans with mobility, enhance senses such as hearing, and make living spaces more convenient and user-friendly.
VA Volunteers, Edna and Rock EagleDedication Money Can't Buy
Volunteers are the backbone of many organizations, such as schools, non-profits, parks, churches, and hospitals. At the VA, volunteers are essential partners in providing care to our Veterans.
NutritionEat Healthy, Feel Great!
When I say nutritionist, do you think weight management? If so, that is correct, but good nutrition extends far beyond weight management.
4000 and counting4000 and Counting
VA's prosthetics program enables Veterans to enjoy sports, daily activities and functionality using the most advanced technologies for replacement limbs, hearing aids, and women's prostheses.
Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.Follow Us on Flickr!
Are you looking for a Veteran-centric site to visit in the Washington DC Metro Area? Do you have an affinity for Veterans and Service Members? Follow Andre and Will's journey to local landmarks.
Foodservice dietician, Annemarie Price, MS, RD, shows why the Martinsburg VA Medical Center has an award-winning composting program as she prepares to collect organic waste to compost in a bio bag.Step into the Green Scene
At VISN 5, we are committed to practicing green initiatives. All four medical centers participate in multiple programs that protect and benefit our environment.
What if you could see your doctor for a non-emergency appointment in the comfort of your own home?Imagine Care Anywhere
What if you could see your doctor for a non-emergency appointment in the comfort of your own home? If you’re using VA telehealth services, you can.
the new look of our websiteVISN 5 Website Redsign
We know that you consider this website our front door. And we want you to feel welcome. Our new look is designed to help you easily and quickly access information with intuitive and easy-to-use navigation.
Joy Phillips is the new Womens Health Program Manager.Bringing "Joy" To Women Veterans
Joylynn “Joy” Phillips, RN-BC, BSN, MS, NEA-BC, is the new Martinsburg VA Medical Center (VAMC) Women Veterans Program Manager. A Baltimore native, Phillips has an appreciation for her blue collar upbringing
Charles P. Clark, the oldest living confirmed WWII Veteran receiving health care through the Department of Veterans Affairs pose with Timothy Cooke, the Martinsburg VAMC director during a Certificate of Appreciation presentation on March 16, 2015 at the medical center.107-year-old Veteran's Story
Charles P. Clark, a 107-year-old World War II (WWII) Veteran has been living at the Martinsburg VA Medical Center (VAMC) Community Living Center since November and has pretty much seen it all.

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