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In the Spotlight: New Child Care Center, Women's Health Clinic Unveiled in Washington State
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thumbnail image for American Lake Child Care Ribbon-Cutting VA Puget Sound recently cut ribbons for its new Women's Health Clinic and pilot child care center at its facility in American Lake (Tacoma), Washington. Senator Patty Murray, Chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, John E. Patrick, Interim Director of VA Puget Sound Health Care, and Dr. Patty Hayes, VA's national director of Women's Health Services celebrated both events. Learn more about Women's Health and child care services available at the American Lake VA. See more headlines about women Veterans and Women Veterans Health Care.

Did you know that women are the fastest growing group within the Veteran population? Learn more about the changing face of women Veterans and what VA is doing to meet their health care needs.

This web site provides information on health care services available to women Veterans, including comprehensive primary care as well as specialty care such as reproductive services, rehabilitation, mental health, and treatment for military sexual trauma.

You can also find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about women Veterans health care.

At each VA Medical Center nationwide, a Women Veterans Program Manager is designated to assist women Veterans. She can help coordinate all the services you may need, from primary care to medical services to Mental Health and Sexual Abuse Counseling.

Women Veterans who are interested in receiving care at VA should contact their nearest VA Medical Center and ask for the Women Veterans Program Manager.


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