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VAMC Manchester, New Hampshire

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We're Open: Manchester VA Healthcare System is fully opened to serve Veterans. Our health care team offers face to face appointments as well as virtual connected care options to support the unique needs of the Veterans we serve.
COVID-19 Vaccine Team reaches Veterans, hesitancy: Have you received a COVID-19 vaccine? VA Manchester addressed hesitancy and offered the COVID-19 vaccine at NH Bike Week and will be doing the same at Swim with a Mission's Veteran Festival on July 10, 2021.
iBOT Personal Mobility Devices donated: Veteran Rickey Phillips, was the first iBOT ®Personal Mobility Device donation recipient on the tour headed to VHA’s SCI/D Centers across the nation. The tour will stop at VHA’s SCI/D Centers across the nation.
VA Manchester Virtual Patient Orientation: VA Manchester Healthcare System is offering a Virtual Patient Orientation showcasing services and programs available to enrolled Veterans. Veterans, spouses and caregivers are encouraged to attend.
A Sweet Ride Courtesy of the DAV: DAV NH donated two passenger vans to support Veteran transportation to and from appointments scheduled at the VA Manchester. The value of the specially equipped donated vans is approximately $100,000.
First Vaccines for Outpatient at VA Manchester: VA Manchester Healthcare System is providing vaccine to enrolled Veterans who are 75 years old or older and/or are experiencing homelessness, are hemodialysis, solid organ transplant or chemotherapy patients.
VA Manchester Embraces the Spirt of Giving: VA Manchester's workforces expands holiday care to the community. For several years now, our Nutrition & Food Service, Primary Care and Call Center staff contributed to the Salvation Army’s Adopt a Family program.
Safe Healthcare for Veterans and Frontline Staff: “When VA Secretary Wilkie reached out to me, I knew this was a mission New Hampshire could take on,” said Governor Sununu. “We owe those on the frontlines taking care of our Veterans the protection they deserve."
VA is hiring clinical staff: VA New England Healthcare System is hiring clinical staff to care for Veterans. New hires will support the facility’s medical staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. For listing of opportunities visit www.vacareers.va.gov.
Plans for New Urgent Care Operational Hours: The new Urgent Care operational hours take effect on Friday, August 30, 2019. Ancillary services at the medical center will expand operations to allow for comprehensive care and best outcomes for Veterans.