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VA Ann Arbor health care top stories.
Authored by: Elena Cogan, Dietetic Intern, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System. If you have nutrition questions related to your kidney health, please reach out to Linda Offerle RD, CSR Advanced Practice Renal Dietitian VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System

Tuesday, February 3rd, 2025 9:00AM - 3:00PM Building 37 Follow signs for parking IN-PERSON INTERVIEWS for the first 30 attendees found to be qualified!

Authored by: Katie Althuis, Exercise Physiologist, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System Gerofit Program

A national survey of internal medicine physicians across the U.S. shows that those working in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) system report fewer burdens tied to insurance paperwork, electronic health record (EHR) problems, and work-life balance compared to their peers in non-VA hospitals.

The Toledo Vet Center is expanding its reach with a new Community Access Point (CAP) site at the DAV office, located at 141 E. Albert Street in Adrian, Michigan, offering Veterans, service members, and their families easier access to confidential counseling and readjustment services close to home.

Michael Felkey, a Navy Veteran and Transportation Specialist at VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, participated in an innovative program where he was able to combine his dedication to public service with his passion for transforming the way we care for our nation’s Veterans.
The VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System Fisher House, Michigan’s first, reached a five-year milestone on June 1, 2025, having provided free lodging for military and veteran families while their loved ones receive medical care at the Ann Arbor VA Medical Center.

VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System has implemented a new Emergency Ambulance Services (EAS) program designed to support Veterans who need ambulance transport for non-911 reasons such as hospital discharges, interfacility transfers, and scheduled medical appointments.

A new study from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has found that residents in nursing homes frequently carry multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs) and often spread during routine medical and social activities, especially those that take place outside of residents' rooms.

An initiative at VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System has significantly cut down on waste and environmental impact while saving costs associated with pulmonary function testing (PFT).

