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Women Veterans: Have you been feeling a bit off lately? Noticing irregular periods and unwelcomed hair or acne, or struggling to shed those stubborn pounds? These could be signs of polycystic ovary syndrome, better known as PCOS.

Female medical person speaking with woman Veteran

Our dietitians are now offering a virtual, video group class that runs for four weeks.

The Sheridan VA Health Care System offers a 4-week virtual diabetes class for Veterans.

The Sheridan Operation Green Light committee invites our community members, organizations and government offices to JOIN US in “Going Green” by using green lights on building fronts and homes from November 4-11.

Local Sheridan store sign for operation greenlight campaign with a lit green bulb in a lamp at the register.

One of the best parts about summer are the tasty and healthy food options, thanks to the abundance of fresh foods from our garden or local farmers' markets. That's why we're excited to share this easy recipe, including a "how to" video, from Sheridan VA Dietitian Kristin Mahoney.

VA dietitian Kristin Mahoney demonstrates part of the food preparation for a healthy teaching kitchen video on the Sheridan VA YouTube channel.

July 15, 2024 Air Quality Update--Over the past 48 hours we have experienced significant fluctuations in air quality due to smoke from wildfires that continue to plague our great state.

Navy Veteran Tyler Welch fighting fires.

Does the daily drumbeat of life seem overwhelming? Have you ever considered ACTUALLY beating a drum to that rhythm?

People participate in a drum circle.

Urinary Incontinence, which is accidental leaks of urine, is a common, treatable condition.

Pelvic Physical Therapist

What if I told you that a slow, easy exercise developed thousands of years ago could help your physical and mental health? Oh, and it can help with diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity and other diseases. Would you do it?

Ft. Bragg soldiers practicing Tai Chi, which is a form of Qigong.

Veterans experiencing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can feel isolated from their loved ones, who may not recognize signs or symptoms of the condition. Sheridan VA Health Care System is extending PTSD treatment by offering workshops that build a support system within a Veteran’s family.

PTSD 101 for Families class is being offered by the Sheridan VA Health Care System.

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

A woman wearing a green blouse talking on a headset