Attention A T users. To access the menus on this page please perform the following steps. 1. Please switch auto forms mode to off. 2. Hit enter to expand a main menu option (Health, Benefits, etc). 3. To enter and activate the submenu links, hit the down arrow. You will now be able to tab or arrow up or down through the submenu options to access/activate the submenu links.

Locator

Contact

Ask a Question

Toll Free Numbers

Locator

Hospitals and Clinics

Vet Centers

Regional Benefits Offices

Regional Loan Centers

Cemetery Locations

VA » Health Care » VA Salt Lake City Health Care System » Features

VA Salt Lake City Health Care System

Local Features

RSS | Subscribe

VA guides Army Veteran out of darkness: After getting out of the Army, 25-year-old Veteran Arthur Saenz stumbled blindly through life looking for help with his disability, but a chance meeting in a Wal-Mart Parking lot changed that.
2000 cans of food donated to VASLC Food Pantry: Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6395 in Spanish Fork, Utah and Elks Lodge No. 949 in Provo, Utah donated of over $2000 in food to the VA Salt Lake City Health Care System Food Pantry.
New VA clinic under construction in South Jordan: New VA clinic under construction in South Jordan, Utah will better serve thousands of Veterans in the southwest portion of Salt Lake County and northwest Utah County. Clinic is scheduled to open late summer 2020.
Veteran awaiting heart transplant sings for smiles: Army Veteran, Karl Baylor, called the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center home as he waited for a heart. During his stay, he brightened days by serenading Veterans and staff entering the hospital.
VA Salt Lake Farmers Market: Food, Friends, & Fun: 2019 VA Salt Lake Farmers Market provides Veterans with fresh food, friends, and food. The VA Salt Lake City Farmer’s Market takes place from 11am–2pm every Wednesday until Sept. 11th outside of the Building 8 Canteen.
Food Pantry expanding days of services: The VA Salt Lake City Health Care System recently its days of operation to better serve Veterans. The pantry serves Veterans enrolled at VA Salt Lake who have inconsistent access to adequate food.
Culinary Medicine: VA Salt Lake City Health Care System clinicians head back to school to learn more about nutrition-- knowledge that gets passed along to Veterans. Giving Veterans tangible tools to make changes in their eating habits.
Life Saving Partnership: Navy Veteran Vernique Lynn has beat breast cancer twice and received a heart transplant and she credits the partnership between the University of Utah Hospital and the George Wahlen VA Medical Center for saving her life.
Former Army medic now serving Veterans: VA Salt Lake Rec Therapist Lili Teeters served as an Army Medic in Iraq. The camaraderie and esprit de corps she experienced there drew her to a VA career, where she's now making a difference in Veterans' lives.
Red Coat Ambassadors:Serving our Nation's Veterans: Jack Johnston, Vietnam Veteran and Red Coat Ambassador at George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center, tells us how the Red Coat program serves Veterans and their families, what he gets out of it, and how you can volunteer.