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Returning service member care

VA New Mexico health care provides health care and other benefits to the newest Veterans returning from service, even if you are still on active duty or an activated member of the National Guard or Reserve. Talk to a care coordinator about making use of your health care benefits.

Connect with a care coordinator

Andrew Davis LCSW

Military to VA Program Manager

VA New Mexico health care

Phone: 505-265-1711 , ext. 6425

Email: andrew.davis9@va.gov

Scott R. Anderson

Transition Patient Advocate

VA New Mexico health care

Phone: 505-265-1711, ext. 2799

Email: Scott.Anderson4@va.gov

Care we provide at VA New Mexico health care

We can help you access service and benefit programs tailored to the needs of returning service members, including:

  • Polytrauma care
  • Rehabilitation
  • Mental health care
  • Counseling
  • Family benefits counseling
  • Referral assistance

Vet Centers

Vet Centers are counseling centers that help Veterans readjust after deployment. The Vet Center in Farmington provides counseling for individuals, groups, married couples, and families. They also provide guidance and referrals for other VA and community resources.

Learn more about Vet Centers

  • Patient advocates

    When to contact a patient advocate at VA New Mexico health care and how they can help.

  • VA Transition and Care Management Program

    Learn what benefits VA offers to Post-9/11 Veterans (previously called the OEF/OIF/OND Program).

  • VA benefits for active service members

    If you're on active duty in the United States uniformed services, including active National Guard and Reserve, you may be eligible for benefits both during service and after separation or retirement. Find out which benefits you qualify for and when to apply.

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