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COVID-19 Veteran vaccination update: We are now administering and scheduling Veterans 75 and older, or those considered high risk due to a medical condition, for the COVID-19 vaccine. Please call our main medical center line at 801-582-1565, ext. 5657.
VA Begins Vaccinating Veterans: It was quick, routine, and over in a pinch. But for Dana Hare, the procedure offered a dose of hope when the two-time Iraq War Army Veteran became the first inpatient at Salt Lake City VA to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
A Shot of Hope: It was a moment of hope when they needed it most. After months of waiting, health care workers at the Salt Lake City VA received an early holiday miracle – in the form of 2,200 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
Stand in the Door and Go: Physician assistant Bruce Sperry, is a retired Lt. Col. who served with the Joint Special Operations Command during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He shares this story about the loss of a warrior, role model, and friend.
Rare triple transplant gives Veteran new life: Keith Baker’s heart was failing. Then his liver went. Then his kidneys. The once-vibrant Army Veteran needed a rare triple organ transplant. But with two transplant requests denied, what he really needed was a miracle.
Partnership feeds 500 Veterans over holidays: What do a turkey farmer, car dealership, and government agency have in common? It sounds like the start of a bad joke, but in truth, the unlikely partnership helped feed 500 Veterans.
Veteran rediscovers life after opioids: AJ Ethridge Jr. faced a grim choice: spend the rest of his life in pain or die from opioids. But a new way to manage pain developed by the Salt Lake City VA gave the Air Force Veteran another choice: reclaim his life.
New VA clinic to help 4,000 Veterans: Providing the foundational services of primary care and audiology, the new state-of-the-art South Jordan VA Clinic will help Veterans who live far from VA’s Salt Lake City campus access the services they need.
Wilkie’s visit lifts healthcare workers’ spirits: VA workers received a note of thanks Thursday – straight from the top. Touring VA's main campus, U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie recognized employees for their efforts in caring for service members.
Drive-thru flu shot clinic – ‘tis the season: You can’t miss our VA staff in scrubs around campus ready to roll up your sleeves to fight the flu. It’s easy and quick. Follow the signs and find the roundabout in front of building 2. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.