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Here's new information on the Atlanta VAHCS

  • On the evening of April 23, 2026, the Atlanta VAHCS earned the prestigious Community Partner of the Year Award at The Warrior Alliance Impact Awards and Gala.

    Group on stage receiving an award with large screen showing the awardees.

  • The VA laboratory network is the largest clinical diagnostic system in the nation, encompassing over 1,000 laboratories that process nearly 300 million tests a year.

    Group of diverse people posing for a photo in an office setting.

  • On April 16, the Rosel Fann Recreation Center became a hub of hope and opportunity as Veterans from across Atlanta gathered for the HUD/VASH and Community Resource Job Fair.

    Two men talking next to a "Learn a Trade" sign at a career fair in a gymnasium.

  • Cleaver joins this historic body with gratitude for those who shaped his journey and with a continued resolve to advance the values of justice, service, and beloved community.

    Dr. Connie Hampton stands with Chaplain Cleaver.

  • The Atlanta VA Health Care System marked a significant milestone in Veteran care on April 2, 2026, with the first use of the Lenire tinnitus treatment technology.

    Two men in a doctor's office, one using a hearing aid device.

  • On March 25, 2026, The Morehouse School of Medicine and the Atlanta VA Health Care System announced a new nursing academic practice partnership designed to enhance the clinical education of students in the medical school’s Graduate Education in Nursing (GENIE) program.

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  • The Atlanta VA Health Care System is making a powerful impact in the fight against hepatitis C, with 1,804 Veterans now cured of the virus, an achievement that underscores the facility’s leadership in screening, treatment, and Veteran-centered care.

    Group of female doctors and nurses in lab coats.

  • On March 13, 2026, the Atlanta VA Health Care System continued strengthening its ties with the local community when Mark Vernon, Center for Visual and Neurocognitive Rehabilitation (CVNR) Neuroimaging Core Manager, visited The Lovett School to speak with students.

    Instructor stands in front of classroom screen, giving a presentation.

  • In recognition of Women's History Month, the Atlanta VA Health Care System is highlighting the vital role of its Women Veterans Program and the thousands of women who have served our nation and now receive care through the system.

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  • The Atlanta VA Health Care System is transforming how Veterans recover from heart disease through its innovative Home-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation (HBCR) program, bringing high-quality, evidence-based care directly into Veterans’ homes.

    Dr. Amit Shah, Navy Veteran Stephen Novell, and registered kinesiotherapist Shaquana Jones discuss how the Atlanta VAHCS Home-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation program provides high-quality care