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VA Northern Indiana Health Care System (VANIHCS) would like to welcome Jon Beidelschies as the permanent Director of VANIHCS, effective June 17, 2024.

Man raising his right hand as he takes the Veterans Affairs oath of office.

VA Northern Indiana Health Care System (VANIHCS) partnered with Indiana Department of Veteran Affairs (IDVA) to host their 2nd Women Veterans Health Mixer on June 12th.

Women Veterans holding certificates, display of vintage military uniforms and table with empty canvases.

Dr. Ernest (Alex) Vera-Vazquez was recently recognized as Michiana’s Forty under 40 honoree.

Dr. Ernest (Alex) Vera-Vazquez posing with his award as one of Michiana's Forty Under 40.

Did you know that you can receive same-day care benefits through your VA for a wide variety of injuries and illnesses – often from the comfort of your own home?

Woman speaking with her healthcare provider over video chat on her mobile phone.

In a ceremony this week, VA Northern Indiana Health Care System (VANIHCS) celebrated our first Daisy Award recipient, Megan Kern, RN.

Nurse presented with Daisy Award.

VA Northern Indiana Health Care System (VANIHCS) is incredibly proud to have Naomi represent the VHA and VANIHCS.

Naomi Nicastro represent Veteran Health Administration (VHA) at this year’s Veterans Day Ceremony at the Arlington Cemetery.

The "Murph" is a popular CrossFit workout named after Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy.

Jackie Walorski VA Clinic accepting a large donation from the Memorial Day Murph Fundraiser

Last week VA Northern Indiana Health Care System had the honor of helping Sergeant Lawrence W. Butler, a WWII Veteran celebrate his 105th birthday.

Lawrence W. Butler, a WWII Veteran celebrate his 105th birthday

This week, we celebrated our September ICARE ceremony. VA ICARE values describe how VANIHCS will accomplish its mission and inform every interaction with our customers.

ICARE award winners

Getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever this year to minimize the risk of illness and possible hospitalization.

Man wearing a mask and showing a bandaid on his arm.