Stories
Read about what's happening in our VA Tampa health care community.
The executive leadership team and staff at James A. Haley Veterans Hospital showed their support for survivors of sexual harassment and assault by participating in Denim Day and taking the White Ribbon Pledge to end violence against others.
“None of us knows when or if we’re going to need an organ,” said Krystal Catalano, Tampa VA Case Manager and facility coordination lead in partnering with LifeLink of Florida.
Being equipped with technology that can detect, diagnose and treat conditions to increase the number of successful health outcomes for patients isn’t a long way coming. It's here.
Connecting Veterans to the best health care as soon as possible compelled Tampa VA to partner with MacDill AFB’s 6th Medical Group to begin delivering outpatient services at Sabal Park Clinic in South Tampa, recently.
MammoLink bus helps connect women Veterans to the soonest and best care.
Tampa VA Veterans have found a therapeutic haven of sorts, among horses and red clay dirt.
Tampa VA is celebrating 100 years of women Veterans’ health care in Veterans Health Administration all month long, with stories to tell, uniforms to display and oh, the tea.
The need for health care doesn’t stop just because it’s 5:00 p.m., the weekend, or a holiday. In fact, the busiest time for both urgent care clinics and emergency rooms is early afternoon and evening hours.
At just 16 years old, U.S. Army Veteran and VA nurse Nicole Leger gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. She was filled with joy but had some difficult decisions to make.
The Robotics and Advanced Technology Center at James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital in Tampa is using cutting-edge technology to improve the lives of military Veterans.