The Video Blood Pressure Visits program offers Veterans a virtual alternative to in-person blood pressure follow-up evaluations.
VA simulation training helps prepare staff for any and all possibilities, and, as MVAHCS recently underwent a comprehensive GSW simulation training, staff were prepared.
During Sickle Cell Awareness Month in September, the American Red Cross emphasizes the importance of a diverse blood supply to help meet the needs of those with sickle cell disease – the most common inherited blood disorder in the U.S.
Diabetes is a complex metabolic disorder with serious consequences if not managed properly. VA can help.
Doctors at Michael E. DeBakey VA in Houston are utilizing […]
Slow, mindful movement practices can help prevent and treat diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity and dozens of other ailments. Try it out today in this introduction to Qigong.
VA partners with the American Kidney Fund to address the rising rates of kidney disease within the Veteran community.
Studies have also shown that yoga may have some benefits for heart health. This mind-body practice can improve strength, flexibility, balance, and relaxation. And, you can do it in a chair.
The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis – its worst blood shortage in more than a decade. Here's how to help.
A Remote Patient Monitoring–Home Telehealth care coordinator connected a Veteran with lifesaving care.
Marine Vietnam Veteran Joseph Prevo and Louise, his wife of 62 years, volunteer daily at the at the Chattanooga VA clinic. “I just love it here.”
Navy Veteran Antrion Smith lost 116 pounds with weight-loss surgery, but even with healthy habits, he still needed a kidney transplant.
Co-worker isn’t a match, but her spouse, who also works for VA, is a total 100% match.