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VA Washington DC health care top stories.
To honor and appreciate those who served, VA Central Office employees joined Washington DC VA Medical Center employees for a day of service.

February is recognized as American Heart Month, a national initiative dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular disease and promoting heart-healthy behaviors.

The Environmental Management Service team is recognized for steadily improving the overall score for “Cleanliness of Hospital” based upon survey feedback from Veteran patients.

VA Women's Health offers cervical health information during January, Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, emphasizing education, prevention and detection!

Honoring Two Decades of Leadership and VA Service

VA Social Workers partner to provide unsheltered and at-risk Veterans in the DC area with health care, VA benefits assistance, and community resources.

For more information about VA Chaplain Service, please connect with your primary care provider or social worker. Chaplain Service at the DC VA Medical Center can be reached by calling 202-745-8143.

DC VAMC Women’s Health hosts a collaborative menopause information fair for women Veterans living in perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause.

Eligible Veterans can get a no-cost flu shot, today, from a nearby VA clinic or within your community by visiting one of nearly 65,000 in-network pharmacies or urgent care locations

Life has its challenges. As a Veteran you don’t have to solve them alone. VA offers care and resources for you, your family, and caregiver, including faith-based support.

