News Releases

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VA Oklahoma City Medical Center is hosting lung cancer screening awareness event on November 13 from 9am to 12pm to encourage Veterans to learn about how lung cancer screening can help them find, fight and win against one of the most common cancer diagnoses among Veterans.

World War II Army Veteran, Leland D. Chandler, donated his service dress uniform, awards, decorations, military documents and artifacts to the U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery Training Support Facility, Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

VA OKC Healthcare System (OKC HCS) announced that it housed 367 Veterans experiencing homeless in Oklahoma this fiscal year.

The Oklahoma City Veterans Affairs Health Care System Suicide Prevention Team is hosting the 2024 “Out of the Darkness” walk around scenic downtown Oklahoma City to help raise awareness for suicide prevention, fight against Veteran suicide and shed some light on VA programs to help support Veterans.

Oklahoma City VA Health Care System (OKCVAHCS) is proud to announce the third annual S.A.V.E. Our Heroes Ride. This event is dedicated to raising awareness about Veteran suicide prevention and providing support for those struggling with suicide, addiction and mental health issues.

VA Oklahoma City Health Care System encourages all Veterans to get their annual flu shot. The flu shot is safe and effective and you cannot contract flu from the vaccine.

The Oklahoma City Veterans Affairs would like to inform Veterans of the upcoming Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal PACT Act Community Engagement.

The VA OKC Healthcare System is one of the fastest growing VA medical facilities across the nation—and with that growth comes some much needed expansion of Veteran medical services.

In two years of the PACT Act, VA has delivered benefits and health care to thousands of toxic-exposed Oklahoma Veterans and their survivors