About VA Montana Healthcare System

The VA Montana Healthcare System provides a VA presence in every major city in the state through a series of community based clinics, a community living center, and an acute care medical center. Learn more.

VA Montana Healthcare System Director Appointed

Ms. Robin Korogi, Associate Director at the VA Salt Lake City Health Care System, has been appointed Director effective February 14, 2010. 

 
Seasonal Flu Vaccine Available in All VA Clinics.  H1N1 Offered to All Patients Under 65 Years of Age.

Veterans are encouraged to get their flu vaccine at their home clinics.  H1N1 is offered at this time to any patient under 65 years of age.  Read more about H1N1 and flu facts and myths on our flu page.

Two New Programs for Veterans Funded

VA Montana has been awarded two grants totaling $707,172 to benefit elderly and disabled veterans by keeping them in their homes as long as possible and avoid institutional care.  VA Montana is partnering with a private institution, the Billings Clinic, to pilot the Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) services for Montana Veterans in both Yellowstone County and Livingston, Montana.  The second program that has been funded is Home Based Primary Care (HBPC), a nurse practitioner run program that extends primary care to Veterans in their homes.   

Detour Advisory

Visitors to the Fort Harrison VA Medical Center must use the Country Club Road detour.  Due to construction on the Williams Street bridge, Williams Street will be closed to through traffic.  Visitors approaching from either direction on Euclid should turn north onto Joslyn Street to access Country Club Road.  Because of the weather, this detour will remain in effect until March or April of 2010.

Suicide Hotline

1-800-273-TALK (8255)