Stories
VA Iowa City health care top stories.
“The staff at the Ottumwa VA Clinic are the most professional, efficient, competent, and caring staff that I have ever come across,” said one Veteran about their experience at the Ottumwa CBOC.
The Waterloo Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) provides a range of services to Veterans, including audiology, optometry, radiology, physical therapy, primary care, and mental health.
Rick Springsteen, an Iowa Air Force Veteran, enjoyed staying active and taking long walks until a few years ago when chronic pain, excess weight, and lack of motivation made it impossible.
The Quincy VA Clinic is a shining example of how healthcare providers can make a positive impact on their community.
Jeffrey Pruitt, a Navy Veteran, has always considered himself a creative person who enjoyed taking long walks and staying busy until his body forced him to slow down.
April is National Counseling Awareness Month! There are 900 professional counselors employed by the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) and three at the Iowa City VA Health Care System (ICVAHCS).
When walking into the Dubuque Clinic, although quiet, you are instantly greeted with Veterans who are thrilled to share their excitement over the care they receive here and how grateful they are of the staff that care for them.
We would be remised if we didn’t discuss our Women’s Veteran Health Care programs at the Iowa City VA during Women’s History Month, as women Veterans are the fastest-growing group within our Veteran population.
Iowa City VA Health Care System (ICVAHCS) now provides a select group of heart failure patients with a new, minimally invasive, treatment option called Cardiac Contractility Modulation (CCM).