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  • From the moment a Veteran enters the Phoenix VA medical center or any of its clinics to the moment they leave, the focus is on providing them the best possible care in the safest manner.

    PMDB Team working together

  • 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.