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An online evening of Mental Strength: Montana Veterans and Jason DeShaw will share honest conversations about mental health at a livestreamed event on Thursday, June 25. This group knows that feeling OK can take a lot of work, and it's not always easy.
VA Lead Sites Begin Reintroduction of Services: VA is moving forward with reintroducing select services at facilities across the country. The Montana VA Health Care System was selected as a Lead Site for the nation and will begin this first phase on May 18.
Pilot and VA Employee Howls for Health Care: Pilot and VA employee Kevin Danz is right in the mix of the Howling for Health Care trend to recognize health care workers and first responders during the current health crisis.
COVID-19 & Pharmacy Refills: Attention Veterans: There is no need to stockpile medications. Please know that VA is able to order, fill and mail medications in a timely manner to ensure our Veterans’ needs are met.
Billings VA clinics renamed for WWII Veterans: Hundreds were on hand to witness the long-awaited renaming ceremony of two Billings VA clinics for World War II Veterans and Montana natives Benjamin Steele and Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow.
VA MISSION Act of 2018: Under the VA MISSION Act, Veterans can expect a variety of improvements to community care. Eligibility criteria will be different, a new urgent care benefit will be provided, and customer service will be better.
Be There: You don’t need to have special training to support the Veterans in your life. We can all do something to help. Preventing suicide begins with just the willingness to Be There.
K-9s for Warriors: Because Together We Stand: Her senses were always up, in a constant state of fight or flight, ever since that day in May of 2012. Tiffany Baker, an Army National Guard soldier, was traveling in a Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle
Montana VA Nurse Honored with Daisy Award: Nurse Mary Anderson with Montana VA Health Care System’s Anaconda Community Based Outpatient Clinic has been honored with a DAISY Award. Her award comes after being nominated by a Veteran who was suffering severe pain.
Veterans Treatment Court: The Eighth Judicial District Court in Great Falls, Mont., along with Montana VA and community work with Veterans to achieve sobriety, stability for mental health issues, a job, and a place to live.