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Help bring the show to our Veterans: TVHS will honor the residents of its Community Living Centers with a parade Saturday, November 10th at 11 a.m. at the York campus. This annual event “brings the show” to more than 150 Veterans at the York facility.
Chattanooga clinic expansion approved: The current 40,000 square foot Chattanooga outpatient clinic will be replaced by a 75,000 square foot facility with more than 500 parking spaces, allowing TVHS to expand clinical services to meet growing demand.
TVHS supports Hurricane Florence relief: Two members of the Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (TVHS) team departed for Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, Sept. 20 to support the Durham VA Medical Center in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
TVHS VALOR students graduate: A group of nine nursing students from universities around Tennessee recently participated in the Tennessee Valley Healthcare System's VA Learning Opportunities Residency (VALOR) program.
Golden Age Games competitors bring it home: Nine of the 13 TVHS competitors placed in the Golden Age Games, held in Albuquerque, New Mexico August 3 - 8. The TVHS team represents the only Golden Age Games competitors in the state of Tennessee.
TVHS Veteran star of the show: When the Re-Creation traveling dance and song team arrived at TVHS, Community Living Center resident Stan Webb settled in to enjoy the performance. He had no idea he’d be part the show.
TVHS Veteran takes to the slopes: Ellis Brockman, a 57-year-old Army Veteran who gets his care at the TVHS Nashville campus, is participating in the 32nd National Disabled Winter Sports Clinic, April 1 to 6.
It’s the Climb: Charles was about 15 feet off the ground when, suddenly, his arm locked and he couldn’t reach for the next hold. He struggled to breathe, his body went stiff and he fell to the ground.
TVHS youth volunteer earns $20,000 VA scholarship: 17-year old Leanna Edwards of Rockvale, Tennessee has earned the top award of $20,000 in the Department of Veterans Affairs 2018 James H. Parke Memorial Youth Scholarship Award program.
Help for Veterans with low vision: Low vision can cause everyday tasks to become difficult and frustrating, but the staff of the TVHS Advanced Low Vision Clinic wants Middle Tennessee Veterans with low vision to know help is available.