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Read about what's happening in our VA Louisville health care community.

Robley Rex VAMC is focused on being truly Veteran-centric by encouraging Veterans to participate in their own health care journey.

There will be many visible structures associated with the Louisville VA Medical Center when it's complete, but there will also be many unseen infrastructure elements that are essential to the operation of those structures.

Sanitary Tank/New Hospital

A Government Shutdown will NOT affect Veteran care.

Night image of the West Entrance of the Louisville VA Medical Center

Doug Hayes is one of 350 people who work every day on the new $930 million Veterans Affairs Medical Center site in eastern Jefferson County.

Building under construction

Veterans can get a FREE flu shot at the Louisville VA Drive-Thru clinic.

Calendar of 2023 Veteran Flu Clinics in Louisville

There's still more than two years to go until construction is finished on the new $840 million Veterans Affairs hospital in east Louisville, but its impacts are already being felt by nearby businesses and traffic.

Construction of the new VA hospital.

On Sunday, August 20th, active military and veterans, as well as their families, can attend the fair for free.

The Robley Rex VA Medical Center welcomed nearly 300 motorcyclists on Wednesday as part of Run For the Wall's annual journey to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.

Run For the Wall

This week marks the 97th anniversary of VA Research and is being celebrated as National Research Week across the country. VA research is often the channel for new technologies to be introduced, federally approved, and brought to the global mainstream clinical environment. VA researchers are part of the innovative teams that developed effective treatments for tuberculosis, invented the CAT scan,

Research Week

LOUISVILLE, KY - While awaiting assessment for Home Based Primary Care (HBPC) eligibility, the Geriatrics and Extended Care (GEC) team received a call from a Veteran reporting that he needed assistance.

Dr. Belinda Setters