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Don't Delay Get Your Flu Shot Today: Current information on drive-up flu shot clinics for the Battle Creek VA Medical Center and Community Based Outpatient Clinics. There is also information on how to get a flu shot in the community.
Battle Creek VA Announces New Director: The Department of Veterans Affairs is pleased to announce the appointment of Michelle Martin as the new director of the Battle Creek VA Medical Center (VAMC), effective September 13, 2020.
What to Expect as Battle Creek VA Moves Forward: The Battle Creek VA Medical Center is moving forward to expand services. Find out what to expect as you come for appointments in the future. Safe care is our mission. Watch this short video and read to learn more.
Maintaining Whole Health at Home: We are living through unprecedented times. The stress that this causes can be great and overwhelming, but we are all capable of adapting to changing situations with the right mindset and routines.
March Towards Better Health This Month: March is National Nutrition Month and this year the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is focused on promoting the development of healthy habits, no matter how small, for our nation’s Veterans.
VISOR Opens New Worlds for Blind Veterans: For Veterans that require visual impairment services, Battle Creek is among the best facilities in the whole region to receive care, therapy, and assistive technology training for Veterans with vision impairment.
Veteran & Family Council Gives Voice to Veterans: The Veteran & Family Council is formed to work towards helping the VA to improve services for Veterans, be advocates for all Veterans in our care, and ensure that all voices are heard in the decision-making process.
VA MISSION Act Urgent Care Benefit: The urgent care benefit covers treatment of non-emergent symptoms such as flu-like symptoms (coughs and colds), wheezing, sprains, sore throats, etc. which are typically addressed by urgent care facilities
March is National Nutrition Month: Happy National Nutrition Month! The VA's Whole Health model supports Veterans choosing their own goals. A VA dietitian can help use this approach to make progress towards your nutrition goals
Tackling Low Vision One Eye at a Time: February is Low Vision Month. Low vision is characterized as a visual impairment that cannot necessarily be corrected by eyeglasses, contacts or surgery. Having low vision can make the smallest