VA Will Soon Let You Go to Civilian Urgent Care Doctors

June 1, 2019

Got a sore throat or a sprained ankle and don’t want to go to a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital? Got sick at 8:00 on a Friday night and don’t want to wait until Monday to see a VA doctor? A new VA program may be for you.

Starting June 6, 2019, the VA will offer medical care to eligible veterans at selected civilian urgent care facilities nationwide.

Thanks to Henry Laguatan, who works as a Recruitment Consultant for the Veterans Health Administration, US Department of Veterans Affairs in Seattle, Washington.

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