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  • From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, the United States celebrates Hispanic Heritage month. It is a month of recognition for the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history, culture and achievements of the United States.

    A woman smiles.

  • The Phoenix VA Health Care System is celebrating National Physician Assistant Week, Oct. 6 – 12, with a week of activities, presentations, refreshments, and a banner to write notes to your PA at the Phoenix 32nd Street VA Clinic.

    Phoenix VA Health Care PAs celebrate PA Week

  • More than 600 bags filled with healthy, fresh vegetables were distributed by the Phoenix VA Health Care System at the Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center on Sept. 12, as a way of saying thank you to Veterans for their service.

    Veggies for Veterans Event

  • It is the desire of many young American men and women to visit England, to see France, or tour the European countryside.

    Miriam Woolever and her daughter Wendy Cumminsky

  • The Phoenix VA Health Care System was proud to be part of the VFW 124th National Convention, which was held in Phoenix July 22 – 27.

    Veterans are VFW Convention received information

  • The Phoenix Veterans Affairs Health Care System offers a Driver Rehabilitation program to Veterans through Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

    Phoenix VA driver rehabilitation specialists stand by the training vehicle

  • U.S. Secretary for Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough met with Phoenix VA Healthcare System leadership and Veterans during a visit to the Thunderbird VA Clinic in Phoenix, July 25.

    Photo of VA Secretary Denis McDonough shaking hands with Bianca Fuentes-Pholyotin in a patient room setting.

  • The Phoenix Veteran’s Affairs Health Care System celebrated the Phoenix 32nd Street VA Clinic’s one-year anniversary with a ceremony at the clinic, June 27.

    Medical Center Director Bryan Matthews speaks with Veterans during ceremony

  • The Veterans Health Administration has numerous programs for students aspiring to become medical professionals, ranging from medical doctorate scholarships to residency programs for nurses, and even fellowships for psychologists. A student doesn’t have to be a Veteran to take advantage of these programs and opportunities.

    Sharona Feld smiles.

  • The Phoenix Veterans Affairs Health Care System attended a Memorial Day ceremony at The National Memorial Cemetery, honoring Veterans that gave their all, May 29.

    Wreath Laying at Memorial Day Ceremony