 
- Vaccine Basics
Influenza is a dangerous disease.
- TIPS AND RESOURCES ON QUITTING SMOKING
Great American Smokeout
- Heat Wave
Heat Stroke
- Helping is Good Therapy
Mitchell was in recovery for a while when he became angry. "I thought I wasn't getting the help others were getting." He continues, "I was going to give up when I thought, 'Maybe you're supposed to put something into [recovery]'". He mentioned this to his Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS) who referred him to become a PRSS himself. PRSSs are people recovering from substance and/or mental health diagnoses who help others in their own recovery. Mitchell was firm in his recovery when he learned he has Bipolar Disorder.
- VA Announces Opening of Outpatient Clinic in Ada, OK
The Oklahoma City Veterans Affairs Medical Center and Ada Adult Medicine Clinic announce the opening of a joint medical clinic on July 1, 2011.
- VA Outpatient Clinic Reopens in Stillwater!
The Department of Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic, providing primary care services, opened Memorial Day weekend with a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house.
- Women's Health Fair
Women's Health Fair
- Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month!
- OKLAHOMA CITY VAMC'S CENTER FOR ALZHEIMER'S AND NEURODEGENERATIVE DISORDERS (CANDO)
This clinic was established in 1996 to provide a multidisciplinary assessment of Veterans with memory complaints or decline in cognitive functions, including behavior and comportment. Primary care physicians and other health providers at VAMC can request a Consult (ALZ) for their patients with documented memory, cognitive or behavioral changes.
- Over 10 years of Honoring our Deceased Veterans and Employees at the OKC VAMC
In the VA healthcare system, we have the honor of caring for veterans and their families. Sometimes we form close relationships with these individuals through years of providing care, or through the final weeks or months the veteran spends on an inpatient unit. In essence, the hospital staff often becomes part of the veteran’s “family” in the final part of his/her life. Thus, it is our privilege at the Oklahoma City VA Medical Center to also play a part in honoring these veterans and their families after the veterans’ deaths. Similarly, our staff is saddened at the passing of our VA associates, many of whom have dedicated their entire careers to caring for our American heroes.
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