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Good News! On Tuesday, February 18, all internal medicine clinics are moving back to building one fourth floor. Note: Neurology will remain in building three for now. If you have any questions, please check-in at the desk in main lobby before proceeding to your appointment.

Stories

Read about what's happening in our VA Salt Lake City health care community.

Army Veteran Kenneth Warkocki will participate in adaptive Alpine skiing at the 2025 Winter Sports Clinic after rebuilding his health through VA Salt Lake City’s Whole Health and recreation therapy programs.

A person is skiing on a snowy mountain slope with a backdrop of snow-covered peaks and a clear blue sky.

“I wake from a coma. As things start to make sense, I see my wife struggling to tell me that my left leg is gone,” said Michael Martell. So he beat her to it. Smirking, he asked, “So, I’m a [expletive] pirate now, huh?”

A man practicing for the Winter Sports Clinic is wearing a teal jersey as he glides smoothly on the ice, skillfully maneuvering his sled and stick.

Haunted by trauma — The lingering trauma from his service in Desert Shield and Desert Storm followed him home, silent but suffocating.

Brian Treasure speaks candidly about his struggles after serving in the U.S. Navy.

No more long phone waits or trips to the VA medical center. The VA: Health and Benefits App lets you refill prescriptions, message your care team and check benefits anytime, anywhere. With a 4.8 rating in the app store, many Veterans feel it's an essential tool for managing their VA health care.

Graphic showcasing VA's health and benefits mobile app, motivating individuals to take the first step towards downloading the app.

As temperatures dipped to around 20 F, a group of dedicated volunteers from VA Salt Lake City Health Care System gathered before dawn, ready to play their part in addressing homelessness within their community by taking part in the annual Homeless Point in Time (PIT) count.

Volunteers from VA Salt Lake City Healthcare System speak with individuals experiencing homelessness in support of the Homeless Point-In-Time Count.

In the medical center that bears their father’s name, the children of the George E. Wahlen carried on a holiday tradition started by their father and their mother, Melba.

Blake Wahlen talks to a Veteran at the George E. Wahlen Medical Center

Rodney Wayne, a Navy Veteran and clinical educator at VA Salt Lake City Health Care System, knows precision is critical in emergency care, where a clinical team’s skill and focus matter most.

A man stands holding two pieces of paper, set against a backdrop featuring a U.S. flag.

Veterans in need found a helping hand this holiday season, thanks to an initiative by the American Legion Auxiliary.

The American Legion Auxiliary Gift Shop hands out donated items to Veterans in need this holiday season.

As the sun rose over the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center, cars stretched through the campus and to the main entrance, headlights glowing in the crisp morning air.

Volunteer passes a bag to man in white pick-up truck.

As dawn breaks over Nevada on Veterans Day, 87 year-old Veteran Ben Reed, will venture out with two other men to plant 200 American Flags along a Nevada road.

Ben Reed stands with a flag as a part of the Honor Guard