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

  • Army Veteran Darryl Lynch found expert cancer care and compassion from the same VA hospital where he served Veterans for nearly 20 years.

    Dr. Christopher Bozarth, Army Veteran Darryl Lynch and Chief Radiation Therapist Ashley Arres inside Oklahoma City VA’s Radiation Oncology clinic.

  • Mark Denney is a physician assistant in Surgery at Oklahoma City VA Health Care System. When something felt wrong in his throat, he turned to the same place where he helps fellow Veterans heal.

    Veteran patient and VA physician assistant Mark Denney with his radiation oncology team after receiving cancer care at VA.

  • Oklahoma City VA Health Care System’s Veterans Transportation Services (VTS) staff are honoring Veterans with challenge coins, made possible by a $4,000 private donation from a Vietnam Veteran.

    Richard Edwards hands a challenge coin to Air Force Veteran Kathy Register at Oklahoma City VA Medical Center.

  • Vietnam Veterans Bob and Scotty Dick say they finally got the recognition they never had, thanks to an Honor Flight and VA employees who help Veterans in and outside of work.

    A couple smiling and posing together for a photograph in a scenic outdoor setting.

  • No more long phone waits or trips to the VA medical center. The VA: Health and Benefits App lets you refill prescriptions, message your care team and check benefits anytime, anywhere. With a 4.8 rating in the app store, many Veterans feel it's an essential tool for managing their VA health care.

    Graphic showcasing VA's health and benefits mobile app, motivating individuals to take the first step towards downloading the app.

  • Walter H. “Skip” Williams Jr. shares how he updated his VA login for My HealtheVet.

    An older man focused on typing at a computer keyboard

  • 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.

    A man stands confidently in front of a sign that reads "Heroes," symbolizing inspiration and courage.

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

    Logo for VA caregiver support, featuring supportive imagery and text that emphasizes care and assistance for Veterans.

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

    A woman wearing a green blouse talking on a headset

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

    A group of people in blue shirts holding boxes