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A VA shuttle waits in the parking garage.VA recruiting volunteer drivers
The Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System is recruiting volunteer drivers to transport Veterans to and from medical appointments. Drivers will use vans maintained by the health system.
Medical Center Director Fernando Rivera and a Baby Doll of Mardi Gras stand at an open car window chatting with a woman Veteran attending the Ladies' night Out curbside event.Women Veterans Celebrated at Ladies’ Night Out
VA health care workers, volunteers and the Baby Dolls of Mardi Gras celebrated women Veterans at Ladies’ Night Out 2021. Typically an evening affair, this year’s celebration was a COVID-safe, drive-up event.
Women Veterans receive information at a Ladies' Night Out event.Ladies' Night Out 2021
The Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System will host the fourth annual Ladies' Night Out this Saturday morning, May 22 at the Galvez Street circle entrance from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
A nurse administers the vaccine to Army Veteran Mildred Smith.VA Delivered 50,000 Doses in Southeast Louisiana
On Thursday, May 6, 2021, the Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System delivered the 50,000th COVID-19 vaccine dose to Army Veteran Mildred Smith. "I don’t want to be sick with COVID again," said Smith.
Front entrance of the Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System New Orleans facility.Veterans: How can VA improve your health care?
VA is hosting public virtual listening sessions to hear what Veterans want from VA now and in the future. The listening session will be on April 30 from noon to 2 p.m. VA looks forward to hearing from you.
A Houma Veteran receives the COVID vaccine.Vaccine events in Houma and Slidell
VA is once again offering COVID-19 vaccines at its Houma and Slidell Community-Based Outpatient Clinics. Both vaccine events will take place on Friday, April 23. We look forward to seeing you there.
An unidentified person holds a mobile phone in their left palm and types on it with the index finger of their right hand.Refill your VA prescriptions with a mobile app
Veterans, now you can conveniently manage all your prescription needs with the new Rx Refill mobile application. This is a user-friendly mobile app for quick and easy VA prescription refills.
A male Veteran receives the COVID-19 vaccine.Vaccines for all Veterans, caregivers and spouses
The Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System is providing COVID-19 vaccinations to anyone who served in the military, their caregivers and spouses and some other beneficiaries.
Teaching Kitchen plateNational Nutrition Month
During the month of March, practice making informed food choices and developing healthy eating and physical activity habits. “Personalize your Plate" with these recipes and reading food labels.
Enrolled Veterans can receive a COVID vaccine at VAVaccine for eligible SE Louisiana Veterans
Eligible southeast Louisiana Veterans enrolled in VA health care can receive a COVID vaccine by making an appointment. Walk-in hours are also available at certain VA locations. Click here for locations and hours.

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