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After approximately four months of chemotherapy, Reynolds wanted to celebrate this milestone not only for herself but also with the dedicated employees who supported her throughout her healing journey.
Transition of Care Interventions Lower Readmission Rates

Connect with the VA through Local Community Outreach Events.

The new VA Health Care Telehealth Outpost aims to improve Veterans’ access to VA virtual care services in the region. It provides a private appointment room with reliable internet access and the technology necessary to connect Veterans with their VA providers.

A hybrid operating room at the medical center allows for real time imaging to spot early-stage lung cancers and then remove them in a minimally invasive procedure. This cuts time between assessment, testing and, treatment—when it comes to cancer, time is everything.

“I was truly impressed by the variety of projects submitted, especially since the submissions came from employees from all levels of the organization,” said Joanna A. Weber, the associate director.

Over 115 volunteers were honored for their dedication and countless service hours to Veterans.

Those looking to make structural modifications to their homes to access essential areas can apply for the Home Improvements and Structural Alterations (HISA) benefit.
Have you ever wondered what the QR code printed on medication labels is for? Mills explained that this feature, called Meds on Cue, directs patients to a website with detailed information about their medication and access to various helpful resources.
Spark-Seed-Spread is an employee investment program focused on identifying and accelerating front-line employee inspired innovations that improve health care experiences for Veterans, families, caregivers, and employees.
