Stories
Read about what's happening in our VA Augusta health care community.
The DAISY Nurse Leader Award is among the highest recognitions a nursing professional can receive. It recognizes nurses who are extraordinary in the impact they have on high-quality, compassionate patient care.
Throughout the month of December, 90 students from Cross Creek High School, collected personal hygiene items including toothpaste, lotion and deodorant to donate to VA Augusta Veterans.
It’s not just a pat on the back, it’s one step closer to a Veteran foot in the door to permanent housing.
What is your contraception of choice? It’s not a question men hear very often.
Veterans in the CSRA will soon have greater access to mammography screenings to prevent, detect and treat breast cancer.
At VA, employees take their role in the treatment of Veterans seriously. It’s a mission of care for the Veteran and their families.
Splish, splash, pour, tie-dye – Veterans from the VA Augusta Health Care System Community Living Center took turns making a mess during the first Community Living Center (CLC) Outdoor Messy Art Day on Sep. 16, 2022.
One VA employee had a productive first week on the job.
Out of the 9 million Veterans in the United States, one million aged 50 and older will develop colorectal cancer over the remainder of their lives and nearly 433,000 Veterans will die from it. But one VA research team is working hard to change those numbers.
More than 800 members of community attended the recent job fair held at the Augusta VA Health Care System’s uptown campus.
