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White River Junction VA Medical Center, Vermont

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New Medical Center Director Appointed

Deborah Amdur Brings Leadership, Proven Experience to White River Junction VAMC. Read the press release.

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She Wore These Shoe - Women's Health Picture

The White River Junction VA Medical Center (WRJ VAMC) would like to welcome all women who served in the U.S. Military to visit its new Women's Comprehensive Care Center located at VA Medical Center campus in White River Junction, Vermont. We are very proud that over a thousand Women Veterans in the region have chosen to get their care at the White River Junction VA and our Community Based Outpatient Centers, which have provided their health care needs over the years. We at the Medical Center would like to get the word out to all Women Veterans about our patient centered comprehensive health care program. In addition to the comprehensive services now available at the main campus, VA offers women’s comprehensive health services at six of its Community Based Outpatient Centers (CBOCs) – (in Vermont - Bennington, Brattleboro, Colchester, & Rutland communities, and in New Hampshire Keene and Littleton communities). Full Story

Electronic Funds Transfer

Beginning February 1, 2013 the White River Junction VA Medical Center (VAMC) and its clinics will be transitioning to a new method of processing travel reimbursement claims that have been nationally mandated. Veterans will be reimbursed for beneficiary travel via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) to a checking or savings account. Full Story

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Presidents who were Veterans

From George Washington to George W. Bush, 24 of America’s presidents served in the military before becoming Commander in Chief. From all of the soldiers in uniform today, is there a future president of the United States? Full Story