Dept Veterans Affairs Med Library

I went to the ER for a simple, one time pain in my heart. They took my vitals and had me waiting ten or fifteen minutes minutes. THEY HOSPITALIZE ME! That wasn't what i expected. They kept me for 3 days and ran all sorts of test. On day four they released me with a diagnosis of mild Cardio Infarction. There was follow up, which I felt was unnecessary. But they insisted on it anyway. The staff at this medical Center is more than good. Take my word for it!😊

Each clinic has their own chief, sometimes a commissioned officer and sometimes a civilian. Like charles said though, that's the director and commanding officer. There's also a command suite with directors and executives.

Not any type of Tabasco products are allowed to be used on government properties anymore.

7am

Yes

Yes. And, they have the new vaccine for those 50 and older.

Are we talking about the VA in Great Lakes? Ive called facilities they are taking care of it right now...thanks

Yes, depending on your level of disability and veteran status

If your in the VA system then yes

Or you can take them directly to building 66, 7 or 11 on the hospital campus.

Yes

Yes, you absolutely can visit him. You must make sure of exactly where he is, depending on his illness and severity they may move him to surrounding facilities.

There are several groups here that can help you get that done. I agree, start at the quarter deck.

0730-1700 https://www.lovell.fhcc.va.gov/services/pharmacy.asp

Psychology, in house is still 131, however out patient and evaluation is now the 133 east third floor, the new portion of building 133.

Hospital command.

30 general medical and 10 ICU beds

If you can't find them in their offices at the Lovell complex you can call the veterans service office in Waukegan on Lewis Ave and they can likely help you as well.

Go to Bldg 7, first floor. HUD/VASH program.

Call first. They may send you in town.

Most services would be delayed today. Unless an emergency... postpone any visit today due to temperature

If you have a MyhealtheVet account it also has a secure email

You would have to call or go in to find out

Pace does have a bus used for the disabled and seniors. But no direct route line available. A call to Pace would allow you to ask about the bus that picks seniors up for appointments. It is a scheduled pickup, just not sure if Pace operates that bus in Fox Lake.

I do not know. Call the operator.

Wow.

You must first have a referral from your Primary Care Provider. If, you already have an appointment, you can ask at the desk at Quarterdeck for directions to the Dematolgy department. (I beleive Dermatolgy is in the new section of the facility on the first floor.)

Veterans and military. At admissions. Easy.

Yes

I always go through my provider there to set me up with times and dates.