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At the VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System (VASNHS), we are committed to maintaining a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for all Veterans, staff, and visitors. As part of that commitment, we recognize the important role service dogs play in the lives of many Veterans.

VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System (VASNHS) is launching a groundbreaking virtual reality (VR) training program to better prepare non-critical care nurses for cardiac arrest events—high-stakes emergencies that occur infrequently but demand immediate, precise action.
The Las Vegas Fisher House, located on the campus of the North Las Vegas VA Medical Center, provides a comforting and supportive environment for the families of hospitalized Veterans.

VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System (VASNHS) has achieved a significant milestone in patient safety.

Recharge refers to sleep, rest, and relaxation, which give you energy. Our bodies need to have enough of these each day so that we can live well and enjoy life. Just as our electronics would not continue to function if we did not recharge them, our bodies would not either.

As we celebrate the centennial anniversary of research in the VA, the theme for National VA Research Week 2025 is: 100 Years of Research.

VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System is bringing aspiring Veteran artists a new opportunity to express their creativity through a series of in-person Creative Arts classes.

VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System (VASNHS) has seen remarkable success in the growth of its robotic surgery program, making significant strides in 2024. VASNHS ranked 5th across the entire VA network for growth, experiencing a remarkable 60% increase in robotic cases last year.

Department of Veterans Affairs has partnered with Scootaround, a personal transportation solutions company, to provide a single point of contact for the repair of VA-issued custom wheelchairs, powerchairs, and scooters.

PGx testing is a form of genetic (or DNA) testing that helps predict how Veterans process and may respond to different medications. There are specific genes linked to specific medications.

