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VA Asheville health care top stories.

  • Veterans at the Western North Carolina VA Health Care System are getting help refilling their medicines before they run out, thanks to a new pharmacy tool called AudioCARE Prefill.

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  • Innovation drives the Veterans Health Administration, and work at the Charles George VA Medical Center pharmacy shows how everyday creativity can transform Veteran care.

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  • Protect yourself from a recent scam targeting Veterans.

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  • Each February, Recreation Therapy and Creative Arts Therapy Month highlights the professionals who use leisure, play, and creativity to promote wellness and improve lives.

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  • The Research and Development (R&D) Department at the Charles George VA Medical Center is leading the way in advancing veteran health through innovation, collaboration and community engagement.

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  • Although Veteran status alone doesn’t automatically grant dental benefits within the VA health care, over 10,000 Veterans enrolled in Western North Carolina VA Health Care System are eligible for comprehensive dental services.

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  • Western North Carolina VA Health Care System continues to expand its use of telehealth, bringing specialty and primary care directly into Veterans’ homes across the region.

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  • The Executive Leadership team of the Western North Carolina VA Health Care System held a virtual Veterans Town Hall on December 10 to engage with Veterans and provide updates on health care services.

    Virtual Veteran Town Hall

  • For one Army veteran and his family, recovery from a life-changing stroke became a mission all its own—led by determination, guided by exceptional VA care, and powered by the same spirit that once drove him to serve his country

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  • The American Legion Auxiliary and Western North Carolina VA Health Care System co-hosted the annual Creative Arts Festival, a celebration of artistry, resilience, and the healing power of creative expression.

    Vets gathered at the the creative arts festival.