Stories

Ms. Senior Arizona America, a community partnership for the Phoenix VA, re-established after being on a four-year hiatus made a grand return! The event, held during Women’s History Month on March 27, 2024, at the Carl T. Hayden VAMC, brought together over 50 Veterans, staff, and supporters.

Five years at the Phoenix VA, Jasmine Hardy shares her transformative journey from Indiana to Arizona. At the Phoenix VA, she is committed to her role as the Program Support Assistant, states Jasmine, “it's a personal mission to make a positive impact on others.”

Veterans and their families are rolling up their sleeves to participate in a new therapeutic activity at the Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center every Wednesday at 11 a.m.

Veterans in the Phoenix VA Music Therapy Program received a gift of guitars at the Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center Feb. 21.

The Phoenix VA Health Care System Health Promotion and Disease Prevention program kicked off their Colorectal Cancer Awareness campaign with an event at the Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center on March 5.

One thing the Phoenix VA leadership understands very well is that in order to give the best care to the Veterans, it has to provide the best opportunities for continued growth and development of its staff.

U.S. Army Veteran Regina Ward, DNP and surgical specialty clinics unit-based nurse educator and chair of the nursing clinical practice council at the Phoenix VA is a distinguished healthcare professional.

Meet Thomas Ballan-Duran, a remarkable individual with a contagious smile and a deep love for gnomes.

Within the grounds of the Phoenix VA Health Care System lies a garden of smiles, not always immediately apparent but a piece of art surrounding the Phoenix VA.

The Phoenix VA Health Care System participated in the 2024 Wickenburg Stand Down sponsored by the American Legion Post 12 and Wickenburg Elk's Lodge #2160 in Wickenburg, Ariz., on Jan. 20 to bring VA services to over 200 Veterans in the local area.