United States Department of Veterans Affairs

Fayetteville VA Medical Center

I CARE - VA Core Values and Characteristics

Flu shots are now available for enrolled Veterans

Rabies Alert for Recent Veterans

Are you or do you know a Veteran who served recently in Iraq or Afghanistan? Veterans who were bitten or exposed to the saliva of an animal such as a dog, cat or bat there in the previous 18 months, are urged to be evaluated immediately for rabies. VA Primary Care and other medical staff can evaluate these Veterans for animal exposure and possible treatment. For more, go to http://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/rabies/

Local Features

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Woman sits in waiting room for Women Veterans

Womens Pavillion Reopens

New home for women Veterans’ high quality medical care opens after restoration project Full Story

Actress and Singer Connie Stevens joins the USO Liberty Belles in singing Happy Birthday to a Veteran.

Star Spangled Veterans Day

The stars were out at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center to help celebrate Veterans Day in style. Full Story

From Across the Nation

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elderly man caressing a black Labrador retriever

VA Therapy Dog Specializes in Hugs

Bruce, a black Labrador retriever donated to VA by a nonprofit organization called Vets Helping Heroes, spends his days brightening the lives of residents at the VA West Palm Beach Community Living Center. Full Story