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Read about what's happening in our VA Cheyenne health care community.
“This is the best care I’ve had and the most caring VA I’ve been in,” said Judy Brayton, a resident of Cheyenne VA’s Community Living Center.
Paul Roberts, a U.S. Army Veteran, worked as a medical service corps officer during his 21 years of active duty. In describing that role, he said he supported clinical staff to help run hospitals. Roberts’ military background and experience in hospital administration led him to find his fit at VA.
Larimer County is urging Veterans to take advantage of a new program that provides health care for any Veteran facing mental health issues and acute suicide crises.
The Sterling Veterans Affairs clinic will re-open Wednesday, as promised, according to a letter sent out from VA Cheyenne Health Care System.
Here in Cheyenne, Valentine’s Day is not only about celebrating our loved ones, but caring for our Veterans.
On Tuesday, Nov. 8, our health care system joined with VA Sheridan Health Care System and Veterans Benefits Administration to share information about the new PACT Act legislation during a live telephone town hall. The following list is for additional resources on the PACT Act.
The Veterans Express is a new clinic being offered in the VA Healthcare System.
They were pioneers during a time their country needed them most, yet they were also America’s best kept secret until recently. The Women Air Force Service Pilots of World War II paved the way for women in the military today. 100 year old WASP Veteran Nell Bright is the epitome of Upholding Valor.
Throughout the VA Cheyenne Health Care System, everyone worked tirelessly to care for our Veteran population as the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in the United States.
Eighty years later he can still hear the sirens wailing from Battleship Row. The sounds are what he remembers most from that day. That, and the fire
