Stories | VA Dayton Health Care

The Dayton VA Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Specialty Clinic is here to serve Veterans who have a substance use disorder or are experiencing negative consequences related to their alcohol and other substance use.

After March 4, 2025, you will only be able to sign into My HealtheVet, VA.gov, VA mobile apps and other VA websites by using login.gov or ID.me to manage your health care and benefits online.

Woman using a mobile phone and laptop to sign into securely to the VA network

Veterans will now receive a text or phone call reminder for prescriptions not yet requested for refill.

Tucked away at the end of Illinois Avenue on the Dayton VA campus sits Victory Ridge, a newly built facility for Veteran patients. Its use is for those who require hospice or palliative care and is being utilized to better the lives of Veterans and their families.

1. Front entrance of Victory Ridge facility at the Dayton VA Medical Center 2. A gathering space for Veterans 3. Joan Scott discusses care offered to her husband Paul with Hospice and Palliative Care Coordinator, Patrick Cook 4. Marion and Wilma Shupe enjoy time together at Victory Ridge

September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month

Hi folks, here is the July 2023 edition of the Good News Report

Rhonda Moore sitting a news desk in a yellow shirt

The exhibit, which travels across the country, will be officially available for viewing continuously from July 27 to July 30.

The U.S. Treasury requires that ALL PAYMENTS be made electronically to Veterans, Vendors and Other Individuals.

In this edition of Veterans Health Today, learn about a new fitness program

The Department of Veterans Affairs on Tuesday relaxed mandatory masking requirements at medical facilities across the country, dropping one of the final vestiges of the coronavirus pandemic of the last three years.