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Smoke Free Miami VA: As part of VA's commitment to provide excellent health care for Veterans, the Miami VA Health Care System is pleased to announce beginning Oct. 1, 2019, smoking will no longer be permitted on our grounds.
VA offers urgent care options to eligible Veterans: Under the MISSION Act of 2018, Veterans now have a new option for care for the treatment of minor injuries and illnesses, such as colds, sore throats and minor skin infections.
Become a Summer Student Volunteer!: Are you a student interested in making a difference in the lives of Veterans? The Miami VA Healthcare System will be accepting applications for its Summer Student Volunteer Program until June 3.
AddressUpdate: Now is the time to make sure we have your correct address! Signing in to (or creating) your va.gov profile and updating your address will ensure that VA Healthcare and more all have your correct contact information.
2019 VITA Tax Prep Now Available: IRS Certified Volunteers will be providing free tax preparation assistance to eligible individuals on most Fridays and Saturdays until the end of tax season at the Bruce W. Carter VA Medical Center.
Free Flu Shots Available for Enrolled Veterans: The Miami VA Healthcare System is now offering free flu shots for enrolled Veterans at all its outpatient clinics. Learn where to get a flu shot near you and find answers to your most common flu questions.
Magic in the Water: “You feel that innocence that you lose in the military.” Recreation therapists at the Miami VA are using dolphins to help treat South Florida Veterans with physical and mental health conditions.
Veteran Realizes Dream Come True: Complications after being injured at Camp Lejeune and diagnosed with cancer led to an inevitable amputation for Veteran Raul Acosta. But, that hasn’t stopped him from realizing his dream of cycling again.
Veteran reunites with friend one last time: “I’m only going to be here for a short time, so this is a really nice thing for people to do." Miami VA employees helped Veteran Warren Mainella say goodbye to his horse Chico at the Bruce W. Carter VA Medical Center.
Recreation therapy helps Veterans heal, thrive: VA recreation therapy gives Veterans the tools to meet their physical, mental and social goals, such as regaining independence, reintegrating back into civilian life and combating the urge to isolate from others.