News releases
News Releases for VA Pacific Islands health care.
Update as of Guam May 24, 2024 Guam Time: 08:28am Guam and Saipan VA clinics are closed until Tuesday May 30, 2023 Due to Typhoon Mawar.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 20, 2023
Aloha VA Pacific Islands Health Care System Veterans: VAPIHCS is now offering the updated “bivalent” COVID-19 boosters to individuals who have completed a COVID-19 vaccine primary series. We are also offering the Flu vaccine. Call 1-800-214- 1306 to be scheduled for this booster and flu shot.
Pago Pago, American Samoa—The Veterans Affairs Pacific Islands Health Care System Faleomavaega Eni Fa’aua’a Hunkin Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC), in collaboration with government and non-profit partners, will be hosting a two-day summit focusing on issues impacting Veteran mental health.
HONOLULU, HI — The safety and care of Veterans and our workforce are top priorities for the Department of Veterans of Affairs.
HONOLULU, HI — The safety and care of Veterans and our workforce are top priorities for the Department of Veterans of Affairs. Effective today, October 26 VA Pacific Islands Heath Care System is now offering Veterans and employees the Moderna vaccine booster shots.
Message to Veterans from VA Pacific Islands Health Care System Chief of Staff VA Pacific Islands Health Care System offers COVID-19 testing for all Veterans enrolled in VA health care who meet the CDC testing criteria.
VA Pacific Island Health Care System encourages Veterans to ‘reach out’ for mental health assistance
Honolulu, HI — The VA Pacific Islands Health Care System will award $1,440,000 in grants to US Veterans Initiative in Honolulu starting September, 2021 under the Grant Per Diem program to combat homelessness.
Disabled Veterans Find Healing and Connec4on Through Cycling Oahu, Hawaii – There is an incredible sense of exhilaration felt while riding a bicycle. The wind on your face, sweat on your brow, and a slight burn in your lungs as you push hard, coast and feel free.