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Read about what's happening in our VA Oklahoma City health care community.

Maria and Delbert Wells have made their home a place of care and connection for Veterans through Oklahoma City VA Health Care System’s Medical Foster Home (MFH) Program.

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At VA, we understand that care for our Veterans doesn’t stop when they leave a VA medical center.

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Do you know how to access your VA health care on federal holidays?

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Learn how Oklahoma City VA Health Care System achieved new charitable giving milestones through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC).

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Discover how Dr. Aayshah Muneerah and Oklahoma City VA Health Care System are changing health care for Veterans experiencing homelessness with a mobile medical unit (MMU).

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U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Delia Dee Balliet initially had reservations about choosing VA. When she needed help, Balliet turned to Oklahoma City VA Health Care System and had a life-changing experience.

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At the end of World War II, Oklahoma’s El Reno High School began a tradition of honoring Veterans that is still going strong 78 years later.

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Oklahoma City VA Health Care System is revolutionizing access to Community Care by reducing wait times to just three minutes through its VA Health Chat app.

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According to fiscal year 2023 statistics, Oklahoma City Veterans Affairs Health Care System has become the fastest-growing VA in the nation.

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Suicide prevention among Veterans remains a public health priority, but the fact is: suicide is preventable. Veterans need not suffer silently or alone. There is confidential help 24/7 for Veterans in crisis as well as for family members who seek support for their loved ones.

Suicide Prevention – Veterans, There is Hope