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Read about what's happening in our Lexington VA Health Care System community.

  • The Lexington VA Health Care System has successfully completed its first renal denervation procedure, marking a significant advancement in treatment options for Veterans living with uncontrolled or resistant hypertension.

    Medical team in scrubs holding a sign reading "Congratulations! First case completed with the Synergy Spyral renal denervation system."

  • Enhancing Patient Care and Surgical Training with the daVinci DV5

    The daVinci DV5 system allows surgeons to interface directly with the robotic apparatus.

  • Brain Injury Awareness Month is in March to bring awareness for prevention of brain injury as well as to promote that individuals are not alone and that services are available.

    Provider and Veteran discussing at an appointment.

  • Interested in joining a nursing team that is a backbone of providing world-class health care? Join a nursing team that is a backbone of providing world-class health care!

  • Operational Status for Lexington VA Health Care System Troy Bowling Campus * Franklin R. Sousley Campus * Berea VA Community Clinic Hazard VA Community Clinic * Morehead VA Community Clinic * Somerset VA Community Clinic

    White triangle with a snowflake in the center on a blue background.

  • The Great American Smokeout is November 20.

    Call 1-855-quit-vet for help with developing a plan to quit tobacco

  • Lexington VA Health Care Whole Health Program offers Free Online Fitness & Mindfulness for Lexington VA Veterans & Employees.

    free online fitness & mindfulness for Lexington VA Veterans

  • Registered Dietitians (RD) play a crucial role in providing nutrition care to Veterans and their families. Lexington VA Health Care system RD interns get training in a variety of settings, and with national programs.

    Registered Dietitian Interns

  • Lexington VA Health Care System is excited to be part of the National Veterans Creative Arts Competition and Festival.

  • VA’s Mobile Prosthetic and Orthotic Care (MoPOC) program has transformed access to specialized health care for Veterans in rural areas. Casey Kinney, a patient of the Lexington VA Health Care System, is one of those patients.

    MoPOC Staff member, Austin Goff with Mr. Kinney Casey Kinney MoPOC Van