Omaha VA Medical Center

Call VA Hospital, they will find the correct individual

they DO have a dental department but getting to use them is something that only the top tier of disabled vets has access to. the rest of us have to deal with the open dental system elsewhere.

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Most likely would send to one of the other healthcare facilities that have such specialties. Start with the VA first to get them to pay for it if you are eligible.

Never seen them deny any vet. If needed they would outsource you to like UNMC with a referral

Omaha: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday

No, but they can refer you to infertility specialists. Not sure if in- vitro fertilization is covered.

Yes. Your primary care provider will refer you to the pain clinic.

Mr. Tucker, Google him. Good luck!

I believe it's a walk in clinic only.

Yes and services needed by veterans or qualified persons the Omaha VA Medical Center provides

I would try the business office.

Yes it is. We have volunteer services

Yes. It is a two shot series. Your primary care provider can approve you. There is an age for qualifying. I believe it is 55 or older but check with your nurse or provider clinic.

If you are interested in a covid vaccine, contact your PACT team

They have two labs and they are both in the main hospital, not the ACC. They have one on the 1st floor and one on the 2nd floor.

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Almost positive they do not as of yet....when remodel or add on is all done that might be a different story...sorry

I heard you can but not sure how the priority system works

Not 100% sure, but I think they do or they can tell you what veteran group does.

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Not yet

Call the Omaha VA. They can share options for you

Not usually. I have seen 1 in 10 years. But this dental department is my favorite of all other v.a. dental .

The Hospitals and Clinics have nothing to do with that. They treat Veterans, they assign Eligibility codea in accordance with benefits determined by the Veterans Benefits Administration. VA has three branches: Veterans Health Administration, Vererans Benefits Administration, and National Cemeteries.

Yes, for qualified Veterans. You would need to check with the Eligibility people. Must be enrolled, typically services are only for 100% Service Connected Veterans or Service Connected for a Dental reason, but the Eligibility office may be aware of other ways.

I'm not sure, but really close to the front entrance there is a kiosk where you can ask all sorts of information like a helpdesk type of a kiosk

Unlikely due to privacy restrictions.

No

No

Call and ask first but i believe the process is going through transitional care for outside coming in.

If you're a hundred percent disabled some of your dental is covered I'm not sure if that is considered elective surgery or not talk to your primary care physician if you also have health insurance outside the VA you can have them work out a deal on who will pay for what. I hope that was helpful and thank you for your service take care!

Call the operator and ask for the Community Care department

Yes

Yes ! of course there is some paperwork. But I googled it and I found a number easy to set up have your dd214 ready.

Yes, during work hours, they have a nurse call. They have the ER 24 hours a day

Myself and I few of my friends and fellow vets have never had any issues or problems with anyone at the VA they've always been attentive and Care orientated, very patient and usually bend over backwards to fit every need, so we've had no issues with the people or the care given.

You may try calling the clinic and asking the nursing department.

Try Open Door Mission.

Ot is all based on color names. Also there is a map inside the hospital as well

Do you have to call fir an appointment

Box at the VA Hospital in Omaha Nebraska Starbucks

It is a section of the facility where one will see their primary care doctors . There are different colors for different areas.

Hey Monte, this is a public area, i don't work there but i am a veteran in their care. To get this answer depends on a lot of factors: percentage of disability, service connected or not, etc. Best advice i can offer is for the veteran to go through their VA doctor (PCM) and get them to justify the need of the device and work upwards from there. Best of luck!

4th floor Look at the Marquis Sign board it has the proper floor marked

Go to the main desk just inside the front entrance and they can help you. I would bring a DD214 with you but they are very helpful there.

I believe labs open at 7 and I think most clinics are open at 7:30. The red clinic is the one you'll use for a walk in appointment.

It depends on your ins and medical status u need to ask your audiologist or hearing specilist

The clinic or they rum flu shots in the lobby. (Not certain of lobby flu shot clinic times. )

You should be able to get into the walk in clinic, I believe it's the red clinic

Not sure yet