Lebanon VA Medical Center

Yes, very liberal visitation policy

Hello, thank you for your inquiry. Please contact our Voluntary Services Department for assistance at 717-228-6123.

I was at Lebanon va about 2 yr ago.I did have a private room. As for the other items you asked about i really don't know. You should be able contact the Va and im sure some one will be able to tell you. But one thing for sure you will get excellent care.

The V.A. has a site called( health-e vet) for the veterans . and they also have a very large outreach program so it'd be in your best interest to call the VA or search for , I think it's (va.gov ) site for what's available . For the public . I know if you start at (Health E Vet ) that site alone has a lot of information on what's available .

Yes it does.

Yes building 17 i think its room 119 just ask at the desk where you come in they will direct you

Yes to both also

There's no coin or picture sir, so I'm unable to assist you. My apologies.

Sir...thank you for your inquiry and thank you for your service in Korea. Are you currently enrolled in VA healthcare? We can only offer health care to Veterans who are enrolled in VA healthcare. If you are not enrolled, please call the enrollment office at 717-228-6000. Leave a message with you name and a telephone number where they may contact you. If you care enrolled, simply call the optometry office and request an appointment. Their number is 717-272-6621 x 6173.

Yes, we have what we call Community Living Centers located inside the hospital. These Community Living Centers would be called nursing homes in other settings.

Scheduled appointments and walk-ins are receiving their booster shots Tuesdays through Thursdays at the main campus. If you would like to schedule an appointment for your booster, please call the scheduling line at 717-272-6621 x 5105. Thank you.

We have 3 Community Living Centers Tom Miner but I'm not sure what you mean by "senior care facility". We do not have senior or adult day care. And of course, any of our patients, must be Veterans.

Jim Crothers -- the question is a clinical one. VA does supply hearing aids and all related items to Veterans who are enrolled in VA healthcare and demonstrate a need for them. We also supply eye glasses to enrolled Veterans. If you are enrolled then you can reach out directly to the audiology department to schedule an appointment. If you are not currently enrolled in VA healthcare, you will need to do that first. Call our enrollment department at 717-228-6000 and leave a message with your name, last four of your social security number, branch of service and a good contact phone number where they can reach you. Someone will call back in 2-4 business days. Thank you for your question.

No

If you come in the entrance off Lincoln Ave turn left at the stop sign and the parking lot is on your right.

Yes, Dr. Tosi offers couples counseling on Lebanon campus. Plus, our Behavioral Health Social Workers offer couples counseling at all our VA Community Clinics and both our Vet Centers in Harrisburg & Lancaster also provide couples counseling services.

At this time, we still plan to be open.

Thanks for the question and your service sailor! VA can only provide eye glasses and hearing aids to Veterans who are enrolled in VA health care. The easiest way to do that is to schedule an appointment with your county director of Veterans affairs and bring your discharge papers to them. Or you can call our enrollment number 717-228-6000. They are very busy so you will probably have to leave a message and a good day time phone number where they can reach you. Some will call you back within 48-72 hours. I hope this helps! Good luck.

There are drug donation programs available in 38 states. Donated drugs must be deposited at certain locations and not be expired or opened. Unfortunately, Lebanon VAMC does not take donations. We do have a drop box in the pharmacy waiting area of Building 17 to properly dispose of unused or expired prescription medications. If you had your heart set on donating them, contact the Pennsylvania Department of Health to locate a repository. The program isn't evenly spread throughout the country, so you may have to drive a little ways in order to get to the repository. Apologies we cannot assist with your donation. I hope this information was helpful.

They will be shortly. Watch our social media for the announcement.

Building 17 they will tell you where to go once you're inside

Yes ma'am. Just address it to the in-patient and our mail room will get it to them.

We are not sure what building you are referring to. Are you looking for the vaccine clinic which is building 24?

Good afternoon, the urology clinic is located in Bldg. 1, second floor. The closest entrance would be Building 1 South entrance. Here is a map: https://v2.interactive.medmaps.com/site/lebanonva

Ma'am...please call our Chief of Chaplains at 717-228-6021.

Thank you for your question. The Lebanon VA Medical Center does not have an attorney for Veterans on-site. Here is some information from the VA on legal help for Veterans: https://www.va.gov/ogc/legalservices.asp You may also be able to reach out to your County Director of Veterans Affairs for possible assistance: https://www.dmva.pa.gov/veteransaffairs/Pages/Outreach-and-Reintegration/County-Directors.aspx

Yes, we do.

I was told (by letter) that they will notify veterans and schedule based on CDC protocols.

Alicia is correct!

30 to 45 minutes

No the va should let you know about him if you on h is emergency contact list.

Yes

Yes, as long as you wear a mask and have normal temperature. They will scan you.

Yes, make sure to check in via text in the parking lot to let them know you have arrived. They have pre screen questions before you enter.

If your a VA member I would think you can.

They are in the main lobby area and in the waiting room of each department except for the Labs area and x-ray

Wednesday at 7.

All services and specialties.it is a veteran's hospital.hope this helps

Just a monitor, no over night

Building 1 Up the front drive. Turn right. Parking lot on right.

No

You probably should call them.

Yes they do

Robert Callahan. He is a wonderful man.

If you have a PCP through the VA, reach out to them. Thank you for your service.

Yes

Of course

The YMCA is under construction right this minute

Are you referring to the Emergency Department?

Absolutely

Yes you can donate all of the above to the volunteer office Building 18 second floor

Patients name & biulding # - if for specific person C/O VA Medical Center 1700 South Lincoln Avenue Lebanon, PA 17042

The outpatient clinics are closed i believe. The hospital (building 1) is always open

Yes...building 35. Buildings 34 and 36 are the dormitories. You need to apply, be interviewed and be accepted in to the program

Veterans Choice Program (VCP) The Veterans Choice Program is one of several programs through which a Veteran can receive care from a community provider, paid for by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). For example, if a Veteran needs an appointment for a specific type of care, and VA cannot provide the care in a timely manner or the nearest VA medical facility is too far away or too difficult to get to, then a Veteran may be eligible for care through the Veterans Choice Program https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/programs/veterans/VCP/index.asp

8am

No g0lf c0urse

Monday - friday, open til 6pm, closed weekends

Yes VA M.D. must prescribe

If it is service connected..but I would advise you go online to make an application for benefits

Yes

12 step

You might be....call the VA and find out.