Programs
Explore Nebraska-Western VA's diverse program offerings, which include patient health care, cutting-edge clinical research, and other specialties.
Advance care planning
VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System helps Veterans plan for long term care and to start the process of thinking about and communicating your healthcare wishes.
Internships and fellowships
Our VA Internships and fellowships program helps student Veterans connect to and navigate VA health care, and works with your campus to make sure you have what you need to academically succeed.
Chaplain services
VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System chaplains serve people of all faiths and denominations as well as patients and families looking for non-denominational support. They are here to listen and offer spiritual and emotional support as you struggle with tough questions and ethical decisions.
Community care
You can access local care in the community through approved non-VA medical providers.
Flu shots
For enrolled Veterans, the flu vaccine is available at scheduled appointments and during inpatient admissions at the Omaha VAMC and our VA community clinics.
Medical Foster Home Program
The Medical Foster Home Program offers safe, long-term care in a homelike setting. It is an affordable, comprehensive-care housing alternative for Veterans.
SimLEARN Program
As a Simulation Learning, Education and Research Network (SimLEARN) Advanced Tier Certified Simulation Program, VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System trains over 2000 staff per year using simulation equipment, methodology or technology for the goal of Veteran and staff education and patient safety.
Travel pay reimbursement
If you’re a Veteran or caregiver who’s eligible for general VA health care travel reimbursement, you can file your claims online. General reimbursement covers regular transportation, such as by car, plane, train, bus, taxi, or light rail.
VA Health Connect
VA Health Connect is VA’s new 24/7 virtual service that makes it easier for Veterans to access “The Right Care, Right Now.”