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Radon

Radon



Radon is a gas that comes from the breakdown of naturally occurring uranium that is found in the ground. It can also be found in other rocks and in water. It occurs naturally in the earth. Radon can cause harm when it becomes concentrated indoors. The first step is testing your house for Radon. If Radon is present in your home, action has to be taken. Licensed contractors can put in vents that decrease Radon in the air and in well water. Radon levels can be reduced to an acceptable level.    Read More »

Kidney Transplants

Kidney Transplants

Kidneys keep the blood healthy by removing extra fluid, minerals and wastes. When the kidneys are damaged, harmful wastes build up in the body. These wastes can cause serious illness or even death. Read More »

Bone Marrow Transplantation

Bone Marrow Transplantation

Your provider said you need a bone marrow transplant and your mind is spinning in a dozen different directions. What do you do now? The VA has a well-established and highly regarded marrow transplant program. Read More »

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The Department of Defense notifies VA when service members are released from active duty. Then VA sends a letter with information about VA benefits and assistance to aid transition to civilian life. You can find help with personal and family concerns, and community readjustment issues. There are also toll-free numbers, VA Web sites, and brochures to help you get the information you need.

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Benefits Information 1-800-827-1000
Health Care Eligibility Information 1-877-222-8387

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In-Person Authentication (IPA) is a process used to verify a My HealtheVet (MHV) user's identity. Registered MHV users who are VA patients that have completed the IPA process will be able to view the names of their VA prescriptions.

Before In Person Authentication can occur, several requirements must be met.

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