Veterans Health Care: Relax when you’re vaxxed in the community

Your vaccinations are now automatically entered in your VA record

View as a webpage / Share Veterans Health Care  December 16, 2021 Providing health care to America's Veterans The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is home to America's largest integrated health care system, serving 9 million enrolled Veterans each year. Join your fellow Veterans. Here are some of their stories. Veterans: vaccinated by a community provider or pharmacy? It's in your record! If you get a vaccination from an in-network community provider or retail pharmacy, it's now automatically entered into your VA health record—you don't have to provide VA documentation.  Read More ETS program helps with military-to-civilian transition "We're all working together to help that service member before, during, and after their transition," says Army Veteran Rick Kelling. Read More Aly the "diva" poodle brings comfort and smiles to Veterans  Aly was just what residents at the Reno VA nursing home needed to bring life into the halls.   Read More Roll up your sleeve and donate blood One way you can make a difference this year is to donate blood at your VA to help fight the shortage. Contact your local VA medical center to learn more. Read More Read more stories here

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