The VA Health and Benefits mobile app is an important free resource for Veterans. The tool is like a one-stop shop for Veterans. It allows them to view or cancel VA medical appointments; send and receive messages from health care providers; and download VA benefit letters to provide Veteran status or disability payments. Veterans can also manage existing VA claims; find the closest VA medical centers; and get quick access to the VA crisis line. They can download the health and benefits app on their i-phone or at the Google app store—or wherever they normally get their mobile apps.
VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (TVHS) invited 22 pregnant Veterans that live in Chattanooga and the surrounding areas to a heartwarming baby shower event at the Chattanooga VA Outpatient Clinic on May 8, 2024.
The Clarksville VA Clinic will host a Veterans Service Expo providing food, music, and entertainment for Veterans to increase awareness of VA health care services on April 24, 2024, in Clarksville, Tennessee. Representatives from VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System's services like audiology, enrollment, homeless Veteran program, and more will be present to provide information to attendees.
VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System will host a PACT Act Veterans Resource Fair May 22, 2024, at the Memorial Building in Columbia from 2 p.m. – 6 p.m. CT. Veterans will be able to learn about expanded PACT Act benefits, initiate a claim, and enroll in VA health care.
VA and DOD officials unveil first-of-its-kind VA clinic in Kentucky and Tennessee region. Located on the state line between Kentucky and Tennessee, the Fort Campbell VA Clinic is housed inside Blanchfield Army Community Hospital on Fort Campbell Army Post and staffed by VA health care professionals. Nearly 3,000 Veterans now have increased access to VA health care such as primary care, mental health care, Whole Health services like...
CAVHS is committed to protecting our staff and patients by limiting the spread of High Consequence Infections (HCI) like flu and novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19. All CAVHS facilities are under active screening conditions.
