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America's VetDogs visit Hampton VA Medical Center
America's VetDogs a not-for-profit organization founded by the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind and serves the needs of disabled veterans and active duty personnel.
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Disabled American Veterans Make Huge Generous Gifts to Local Service...
Hampton VA Medical Center was the beneficiary of a $35,000 contribution which will help to provide Veterans with program service support.
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American Legion hosts Vietnam Veteran Wall
Veterans honored at Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall, N.C.
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Military band honors Veterans
Concert to feature a combined military band, made up of select members from the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Band, Fort Monroe, U.S. Fleet Forces Band, Norfolk; U.S. Air Force Heritage of America...
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Foster Home nice fit for disabled Vet
Medical foster home program, relatively new approach from the Department of Veterans Affairs, aimed at disabled veterans in Hampton Roads and elsewhere.
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Holiday wreaths to honor and remember
Cemetery staff and volunteers placed holiday wreaths to honor and remember our nation’s Veterans at Hampton National Cemetary
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Hampton VAMC Pilots data sharing to improve care
Program provides a technology gateway to support interoperability standards and a legal framework for the secure exchange of health information between treating physicians.
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Elizabeth City CBOC Ground Breaking
Officials gather with shovels in-hand to officially break ground on the newest CBOC in N.C.
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Welcome to My Hampton VA Medical Center campaign
To recognize that every Veteran patient, employee and volunteer plays an important role in the success of the Hampton VA Medical Center (VAMC), we are introducing the “Welcome to My Hampton VA Medical...
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Frank Buckles last known U.S. Doughboy dies.
Frank Woodruff Buckles, who lied about his age to enlist in the Army in 1917 and became the last known U.S. veteran of World War I, died on February 27, 2011 at the age of 110.
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Honoring History of Women
March celebrates National Women’s History Month, an annual observance which encourages us to consider the role of women in U.S. history – a role that embodies a tradition of service as old as the...
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Hampton VAMC Meets the Gold Standard for Patient Safety
The Hampton VA Medical Center (VAMC) Patient Safety Improvement program was named the recipient of a 2010 VA Patient Safety Cornerstone Award.
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Hampton Players Perform in D.C.
Hampton Players perform at VA Central Office for National Public Service Recognistion week.
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65th Annual Volunteer Awards
Volunteer Awards Banquest held for Hampton VAMC Volunteers
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