News releases
Get the latest news from Lebanon-area medical centers and clinics. For more information about Lebanon health care, contact our Public Affairs Office at 717-228-6079.
Lebanon VA Medical Center (VAMC) physician, Hugh E. Palmer, DO, was awarded the 2022 Family Physician of the Year Award by the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Family Physicians Society. This award is given in recognition of outstanding service to the osteopathic profession.
In recognition for successful programs to reduce their environmental impact, Lebanon VA Medical Center (Lebanon VAMC) received the Partner for Change Award from Practice Greenhealth, the nation’s leading organization dedicated to environmental sustainability in health care.
Lebanon VA Medical Center is implementing COVID-19 Health Protection Levels as part VA’s consistent, nationwide approach for Veterans Health Administration (VHA) facilities to adjust COVID-19 safety protocols locally as needed.
VA’s 12th annual VA2K Walk & Roll event is back with goals of moving the body in support of your whole health and well-being, while also helping homeless Veterans. The event is scheduled for May 18, 2022, at the Lebanon VAMC starting at 11 a.m.
Low-income Veterans and their families in South Central Pennsylvania, who are homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless, will have access to crucial services from local organizations via grants provided by Lebanon VA Medical Center’s (VAMC) Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program.
Veterans and staff at Lebanon VA Medical Center attended the Air National Guard Band of the Northeast’s Celebration of Independence concert this morning in one of the medical center’s garden areas.
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs’ Lebanon VA Medical Center announced today that Veterans will be able to receive radiology services as well as expanded primary and specialty care at the Cumberland County VA Clinic due to the completion of a 3,000 square foot expansion costing $905,500.
Lebanon VAMC announced it will begin vaccinating adolescents ages 12 to 17, who are caregivers of Veterans or are CHAMPVA beneficiaries under the SAVE LIVES Act.
Lebanon VAMC will begin using a da Vinci robotic assisted surgical system later this month, providing benefits to Veterans like shorter hospital stays and faster-less painful recovery, according to VA surgeons.
Robert W. Callahan, Jr. Director and CEO of Lebanon VA Medical Center received a Central Penn Business Journal Health Care Hero Award in the category of Health Professional Hero today during a virtual ceremony.