Stories
Read about what's happening in our VA Western Colorado health care community.
At VA, we understand that care for our Veterans doesn’t stop when they leave a VA medical center.
U.S. Air Force Veteran’s experience highlights the life-changing impact of VA’s Blind Rehabilitation Services.
The sobering reality is that many people reading this have had a loved one die by suicide, including Veterans, their families and their friends. Suicide is a public health challenge that brings immeasurable pain. There is hope, though, because suicide is preventable.
Do you know how to access your VA health care on federal holidays?
U.S. Air Force Veteran Tina Hart was dealing with ongoing problems from a disruptive neighbor, making her home life stressful.
Laura Mockler began volunteering at Grand Junction VA Medical Center (VAMC) in 1970, when she was 37. Today, this 90-year-old holds the honor of being the longest-tenured volunteer for VA Western Colorado Health Care System.
U.S. Army Veteran Anthony “Tony” Drees was first invited to the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic (Winter Sports Clinic) in 1992, when he skied on two legs.
Explore Chuck Ackerman's journey to managing pain and regaining an active lifestyle with help from VA Western Colorado Health Care System's Whole Health Program.
When U.S. Army Veteran James Eaton couldn’t make it to his appointment, VA Western Colorado Health Care System’s orthotics and prosthetics team drove to his home, helping him overcome distance and travel hurdles.
“I kind of missed out on a lot of life for a 30-year period,” said U.S. Navy Veteran Daniel Collins. “Drinking affected my life, and I’m picking up the pieces now.”
