Stories

In a significant medical advancement, VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (TVHS) is now the seventh VA facility to adopt the cutting-edge technology of Pulse Field Ablation (PFA), a procedure designed to manage irregular and rapid heart rhythms, known as atrial fibrillation (AFib).

The old harmonica that was once a silent resident in a hope chest, a relic of a life lived before, now lays nestled in the hands of David Jones. Now, it is alive again, breathing melodies and memories, and a testament to resilience.

Army Veteran Tommy Gwynn feels even better today than he did six years ago when he turned 100.

More than 250 Veterans and their families, VA employees, and the community walked, rolled, and donated to support VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System’s (TVHS) Homeless Veteran Program during VA2K on Wednesday.

Indianapolis, IN – At first glance, John Ortiz’s poem “Life is So Easy, But Living So Hard” seems like a thoughtful rhyme about the struggles of daily life, but in reality, it’s much more.

Everything changes with a sudden rumble. A 6.5-magnitude earthquake shakes the area, causing devastating effects across western Tennessee. In its wake, catastrophic damage occurs to people and infrastructure in several states.

“Some call grief a journey. I call it a quest. Grief stuns us, and we quickly surrender to isolation, disbelief, and uncertainty. From that moment on, we’re on a search for help to survive and reassurance we’re not crazy.” - Alan D. Wolfelt, PH.D.

Three hundred to 400 Fort Campbell service members separate from the service every month.

Have you ever found yourself feeling unwell or injured, unsure of where to seek help? Or worried that your nearest urgent care facility might not be covered by your insurance? You're not alone—many of us have faced this dilemma.

Art. When we hear that word sometimes our minds jump to framed paintings, sculptures, or museums. Art is anything that can stir an emotion in you.