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Read about what's happening in our VA Eastern Oklahoma health care community.

  • Mary Ogden Eastern Oklahoma VA homeless outreach social worker and Navy veteran has been selected to receive the Quilt of Valor. The Quilt of Valor is more than just a piece of fabric; it is a symbol of profound gratitude and appreciation for the men and women who have served in the armed forces.

    Mary Ogden being wrapped in the quilt by a representative of the Quilt of Valor organization.

  • The Eastern Oklahoma VA Women Veterans Program recently hosted its 4th annual, highly anticipated 2025 baby shower event on October 17, 2025, organized under the dedicated guidance of our very own Makyla Clark, Women’s Team Maternity Care Coordinator.

    Eastern Oklahoma VA Women Veterans Program Team

  • Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care Center Highlights Strong Presence at 2025 Tulsa State Fair The Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care Center (EOVAHCS) proudly made its mark at the 2025 Tulsa State Fair held in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

    EOVAHCS Community Outreach Team

  • Veterans are now able to direct schedule appointments with the Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System Physical Therapy Department.

    Physical Therapy direct scheduling now available with EOVAHCS.

  • EOVAHCS Homeless Veteran Outreach Program successfully placed 259 Veterans through the Getting Veterans Off the Street initiative.

    Homeless Veteran Outreach

  • Cooling stations and will be operating all summer

    cooling stations and will be operating all summer

  • Nursing Home to Home gives 92-year-old Henry White the chance to leave long-term care and age at home.

    On a porch, Henry White and Carla Holuby sit together, surrounded by pumpkins, enjoying a peaceful autumn day.

  • Recognizing the growing need to help Veterans transition out of nursing home care, the VA Central Office (VACO) launched a national initiative to promote more independent living solutions for Veterans.

    Veteran Nursing Home

  • Center for Development and Civic Engagement (CDCE) honored with prestigious OBI 2025 STAR Award in recognition of their remarkable year-over-year growth in blood donation collections.

    EOVAHCS CDCE Awarded OBI Award

  • In 2022, U.S. Army Veteran Tanya Yates weighed 350 pounds. Determined to change, she joined Eastern Oklahoma VA’s MOVE! and lost 205 pounds.

    A woman wearing a t-shirt featuring the American flag, standing confidently with a smile.