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In the upcoming weeks, Veterans will have access to Travel Claims assistance at select VA Outpatient Clinics as a Travel Claims representative will be making rounds to some of the rural clinics in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City – The OKC VA Medical Center wants to inform all Veterans that the North Driveway Entrance to the Parking lot on NE 16th Street will be closed December 27th due to preparations for the new parking garage construction project.
The OKC VA Medical Center wants to inform all Veterans that the North Driveway Entrance to the Parking lot on NE 16th Street will be closed December 27th due to preparations for the new parking garage construction project.
Oklahoma City – Oklahoma City VA Health Care System Caregiver Support Program (CSP) launches its annual celebration of National Family Caregivers Month with the 2024 theme, “Year of the Caregiver — Refresh and Renew.”
VA provides unique support and resources for caregivers.
VA Oklahoma City Medical Center is hosting lung cancer screening awareness event on November 13 from 9am to 12pm to encourage Veterans to learn about how lung cancer screening can help them find, fight and win against one of the most common cancer diagnoses among Veterans.
WASHINGTON — Today, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced it delivered more care and more benefits to more Veterans than ever before in fiscal year 2024 — including to Veterans, their families, and their survivors in Oklahoma.
World War II Army Veteran, Leland D. Chandler, donated his service dress uniform, awards, decorations, military documents and artifacts to the U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery Training Support Facility, Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
VA OKC Healthcare System (OKC HCS) announced that it housed 367 Veterans experiencing homeless in Oklahoma this fiscal year.
The Oklahoma City Veterans Affairs Health Care System Suicide Prevention Team is hosting the 2024 “Out of the Darkness” walk around scenic downtown Oklahoma City to help raise awareness for suicide prevention, fight against Veteran suicide and shed some light on VA programs to help support Veterans.