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Minneapolis VA Health Care System top stories.

  • You have cancer. It’s words that can your turn your world upside down.

    Jaclyn Schlichter, a 40-year-old Army Veteran and the Paxman scalp cooling system

  • National Veterans Wheelchair Games, Minnesota Team Veteran

    Hank Ebert, Veteran on Minnesota's Team for the National Veterans Wheelchair Games

  • Our Minneapolis VA Volunteer of the Month, David Mandt, is a shining example of selflessness and dedication to helping his fellow Veterans.

    Minneapolis VA Health Care employee of the month David Mandt

  • Radiologic technologists play a vital role in the diagnosis and treatment of patients, providing the images and insights that are the cornerstone of accurate medical care.

    School of radiologic technology program officials pose with a recent graduate

  • One year ago, the Community Resource and Referral Center (CRRC) started outreach thanks to a brand new Mobile Medical Unit (MMU).

    Community Resource and Referral Center (CRRC) started outreach thanks to a brand new Mobile Medical Unit

  • The Minneapolis VA Veterans Transportation Service (VTS) office celebrated their 10th Anniversary in September.

    VTS Team posing for a photo in front of two of their vans

  • For the past year, Lida Rogers has been a shining beacon of kindness at the VA Medical Center.

    Lida Rogers poses in front of a bookcase

  • During a decoy run on Feb. 22, 1944, his B-17 Bomber called Pot O' Gold was shot down. He and his crew bailed out.

    Staff Sgt. Lester Schrenk and two of his healthcare professionals

  • Here at our Minneapolis VA Medical Center, we encounter remarkable individuals who go above and beyond in their service.

    Three pictures of Doug, one showing Doug with his red volunteer vest, one of Doug in his Service Uniform, and one showing Doug's many volunteer pins

  • Leaders at the Minneapolis VA Community Resource and Referral Center (CRRC) have observed notable improvements in team dynamics and Veteran care after participating in the High Reliability Leadership Academy (HRLA).

    Group of people standing and sitting in front of a row of windows. Some people are wearing colorful fake mustaches.