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  • MyHealtheVet
    Local My HealtheVet Support is Growing! The My HealtheVet web site has been available for quite some time, but at Lebanon VAMC, the enrollment is steadily increasing.
  • Volunteer Recognized for Devoted Service!
    Helen Meiser has been a devoted volunteer at the Lebanon VA for many years giving over 4,000 hours of service to the Veterans. She was recognized with a Jefferson Award in November of 2011.
  • ELCO Baseball Team Visits Veterans
    The ELCO Baseball Team had a learning experience visiting with Veterans during National Salute to Veterans Week in February. For some, this was there first visit to a VA hospital and realized how much their visit meant to the patients.
  • Local MyHealtheVet Support is Growing!
    Local MyHealtheVet Support is Growing! The My HealtheVet web site has been available for quite some time, but at Lebanon VAMC, the enrollment is steadily increasing.
  • Focusing on Women Veterans
    Each VA Medical Center has a Women Veterans Program Manager (WVPM) designated to serve as an advocate for Women Veterans and to coordinate their health care within the VA system.
  • Protect Your Eyes From The Sun
    Wearing sunglasses protects the eyes and the surrounding skin, improves performance and prevents accidents through reducing glare, plus the bonus of looking good while catching some rays.
  • Annual Fly Fishing Event
    Every Spring, Veterans are the guests at an annual fly fishing event. This is a chance for veterans to learn a new hobby or a chance to again participate in an old hobby with some needed assistance.
  • Greater Lebanon Medical Expo and Conference
    Greater Lebanon Medical Expo and Conference
  • Lancaster CBOC Women's Health Gets a Splash of Color
    Lancaster CBOC Women's Health Gets a Splash of Color
  • VA Creative Arts Festival and Visual Impairment Services
    The Creative Arts program helped veteran Philip Trapane learn to live with his disabilities and explore new possibilities.
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