Learn More About Lung Cancer Screening
The Ann Arbor VA Medical Center is hosting a Walk-In Lung Cancer Screening Event for Veterans who may be eligible for screening.
📅 Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026
🕘 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
📍 LTC Charles S. Kettles VAMC Welcome Center, 2215 Fuller low-dose CT lung screening may be recommended for Veterans who:
🔹Are ages 50-80
🔹Have a 20 pack-year smoking history
🔹Currently smoke, or quit smoking within the past 15 years
This event is an opportunity to learn more about lung cancer screening and whether it may be right for you.
No appointment needed. Just stop by during event hours.
Veterans can also speak with their Primary Care Provider at any time to discuss their eligibility for lung cancer screening.
Your health matters. Screening can help support informed healthcare decisions and long-term wellness.
The Ann Arbor VA Medical Center is hosting a Walk-In Lung Cancer Screening Event for Veterans who may be eligible for screening.
📅 Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026
🕘 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
📍 LTC Charles S. Kettles VAMC Welcome Center, 2215 Fuller low-dose CT lung screening may be recommended for Veterans who:
🔹Are ages 50-80
🔹Have a 20 pack-year smoking history
🔹Currently smoke, or quit smoking within the past 15 years
This event is an opportunity to learn more about lung cancer screening and whether it may be right for you.
No appointment needed. Just stop by during event hours.
Veterans can also speak with their Primary Care Provider at any time to discuss their eligibility for lung cancer screening.
Your health matters. Screening can help support informed healthcare decisions and long-term wellness.
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Take control of your VA health care with just a few clicks.
If you need help setting up or accessing your VA portal, we've got you covered.
Join our My HealtheVet and VA Portal Coordinator at the Canton CBOC on Nov. 20 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for one-on-one assistance.
📞 schedule your appointment. Appointments are required but easy to make.
Access your appointments, prescriptions, and health information all in one secure place.
#Veterans #MyHealtheVet #VAHealthCare
If you need help setting up or accessing your VA portal, we've got you covered.
Join our My HealtheVet and VA Portal Coordinator at the Canton CBOC on Nov. 20 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for one-on-one assistance.
📞 schedule your appointment. Appointments are required but easy to make.
Access your appointments, prescriptions, and health information all in one secure place.
#Veterans #MyHealtheVet #VAHealthCare
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Attention Veterans, please join us for the next Veterans Virtual Town Hall!
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
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November is National Family Caregivers Month.
We honor the family caregivers who provide care, encouragement, and support to Veterans every day.
This year's VA Caregiver Support Program theme, "Serving Veterans, Supporting Caregivers – United in Purpose," recognizes the rs play in helping Veterans live healthier, more fulfilling lives.
To every caregiver supporting a Veteran: Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and service.
Learn more about caregiver resources and support at caregiver.va.gov.
We honor the family caregivers who provide care, encouragement, and support to Veterans every day.
This year's VA Caregiver Support Program theme, "Serving Veterans, Supporting Caregivers – United in Purpose," recognizes the rs play in helping Veterans live healthier, more fulfilling lives.
To every caregiver supporting a Veteran: Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and service.
Learn more about caregiver resources and support at caregiver.va.gov.
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Attention Veterans, please join us for the next Veterans Virtual Town Hall!
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
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As a woman Veteran, your health needs are unique. VA provides breast health services designed specifically for you. From screenings and diagnosis to treatment, recovery and mental health support, we’re here to support you.
Learn about services and resources near you. if
#BreastCancerAwareness #GetScreened #VAHealthCare
Learn about services and resources near you. if
#BreastCancerAwareness #GetScreened #VAHealthCare
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It is our privilege to recognize Mr. Michael McKissack for his extraordinary compassion, selfless service, and unwavering commitment to Veterans. Through his actions, Mike demonstrated the very best of the VA ICARE values, removing barriers to care and ensuring that a Veteran eded to complete critical treatment. His dedication reflects the profound impact that one employee's initiative, empathy, and advocacy can have on the lives of those we serve.
The nomination narrative for Mr. McKissack reads as follows:
Patient Advocate Michael McKissack of the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System is being recognized for his exceptional dedication to Veterans and his embodiment of all the VA ICARE values—Integrity, Commitment, Advocacy, Respect, and Excellence. When Radiation Oncology began treating a Veteran who relies on his service dog, but had no one available to accompany him or care for him during daily radiation treatments, Mike immediately understood that this could become a serious barrier to the Veteran receiving the care he needed. In response, he stepped forward with compassion and initiative, ensuring the Veteran could focus on his treatment while knowing his service dog was safe and well cared for.
Mike did more than simply agree to help; he took ownership to find a consistent, sustainable solution for both the Veteran and his service dog. He came to Radiation Oncology each day to sit with the Veteran's service dog during the Veteran’s treatments, and because he does not work on Tuesdays, he proactively recruited another employee who was comfortable with dogs to provide coverage on his day off. Mike then went the extra mile by personally introducing this colleague to the Veteran and his service dog ahead of time, making sure everyone felt comfortable with the arrangement and that the service dog would be in good hands, demonstrating remarkable teamwork and Advocacy in action.
What may appear to be a simple act of kindness has had a profound impact on this Veteran’s ability to access and complete his radiation treatments. Thanks to Mike’s Compassion, Respect, and unwavering Commitment, the Veteran can attend his appointments each day without fear of having to choose between his health and his bond with his service dog. For his initiative, his selflessness, and his steadfast dedication to putting Veterans first, we offer our sincere thanks to Mr. McKissack for living the VA ICARE values and for the meaningful difference he has made in this Veteran’s life.
The nomination narrative for Mr. McKissack reads as follows:
Patient Advocate Michael McKissack of the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System is being recognized for his exceptional dedication to Veterans and his embodiment of all the VA ICARE values—Integrity, Commitment, Advocacy, Respect, and Excellence. When Radiation Oncology began treating a Veteran who relies on his service dog, but had no one available to accompany him or care for him during daily radiation treatments, Mike immediately understood that this could become a serious barrier to the Veteran receiving the care he needed. In response, he stepped forward with compassion and initiative, ensuring the Veteran could focus on his treatment while knowing his service dog was safe and well cared for.
Mike did more than simply agree to help; he took ownership to find a consistent, sustainable solution for both the Veteran and his service dog. He came to Radiation Oncology each day to sit with the Veteran's service dog during the Veteran’s treatments, and because he does not work on Tuesdays, he proactively recruited another employee who was comfortable with dogs to provide coverage on his day off. Mike then went the extra mile by personally introducing this colleague to the Veteran and his service dog ahead of time, making sure everyone felt comfortable with the arrangement and that the service dog would be in good hands, demonstrating remarkable teamwork and Advocacy in action.
What may appear to be a simple act of kindness has had a profound impact on this Veteran’s ability to access and complete his radiation treatments. Thanks to Mike’s Compassion, Respect, and unwavering Commitment, the Veteran can attend his appointments each day without fear of having to choose between his health and his bond with his service dog. For his initiative, his selflessness, and his steadfast dedication to putting Veterans first, we offer our sincere thanks to Mr. McKissack for living the VA ICARE values and for the meaningful difference he has made in this Veteran’s life.
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Take control of your VA health care with just a few clicks.
If you need help setting up or accessing your VA portal, we've got you covered.
Join our My HealtheVet and VA Portal Coordinator at the Canton CBOC on Nov. 20 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for one-on-one assistance.
📞 schedule your appointment. Appointments are required but easy to make.
Access your appointments, prescriptions, and health information all in one secure place.
#Veterans #MyHealtheVet #VAHealthCare
If you need help setting up or accessing your VA portal, we've got you covered.
Join our My HealtheVet and VA Portal Coordinator at the Canton CBOC on Nov. 20 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for one-on-one assistance.
📞 schedule your appointment. Appointments are required but easy to make.
Access your appointments, prescriptions, and health information all in one secure place.
#Veterans #MyHealtheVet #VAHealthCare
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We are proud to recognize Ms. Sandra Robinson, AMSA in CAMS, whose vigilance, compassion, and quick action helped ensure a Veteran received critical medical care when it mattered most. By recognizing the early warning signs of a transient ischemic attack (TIA) and taking help, Sandy demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to Veteran safety and wellbeing. Her actions serve as a powerful example of the difference one dedicated employee can make through attentiveness, advocacy, and genuine care for those we serve.
The nomination narrative for Mr. Militar reads as follows:
Sandra Robinson, AMSA in CAMS, is being recognized for her outstanding Commitment, Advocacy, and Excellence in care for Veterans. Following a recent clinic visit, she reached out to a Veteran to arrange a follow-up appointment and noticed that he was suddenly unable to form coherent sentences. Sandy immediately sensed that something was wrong and took action, reflecting her deep concern for the Veteran’s wellbeing and her dedication to ensuring no warning sign went unnoticed.
Understanding the urgency of the situation, Sandy contacted the Veteran’s wife, who was at another appointment at the time, to alert her to the sudden change in his condition. Because of Sandy’s quick thinking and advocacy, the Veteran’s wife went straight home and brought him to the emergency room, where he was diagnosed with a transient ischemic attack (TIA) and received timely care. The Veteran’s family shared that, without Sandy’s intervention, she likely would have run errands after her appointment and might not have returned home for hours, underscoring just how critical Sandy’s actions were in preventing a potentially far more serious outcome.
Sandy’s vigilance, clinical intuition, and willingness to go above and beyond for her patients exemplify the VA ICARE values and the highest standards of Veteran-centered care. Her dedication helped ensure that this Veteran received the urgent evaluation and treatment he needed and has since recovered nicely, a result his family directly credits to Sandy’s efforts. For her exceptional commitment, her unwavering advocacy for a Veteran in distress, and her excellence in recognizing and responding to a critical situation, we offer our sincere and personal thanks to Sandra Robinson for the remarkable difference she made in this Veteran’s life.
Please join us in congratulating and celebrating Sandy for her outstanding dedication to our Veterans and her unwavering commitment to excellence in care. Her actions remind us that every interaction matters and that vigilance, compassion, and a willingness to act can have a profound impact on the lives of those we serve. Thanks to Sandy's advocacy and quick thinking, a Veteran received timely medical attention when every minute counted. We are grateful to have team members like Sandy who embody the very best of VA's mission and ICARE values each day. Congratulations, Sandy, on this well-deserved recognition and thank you for making a difference in the life of a Veteran and their family.
The nomination narrative for Mr. Militar reads as follows:
Sandra Robinson, AMSA in CAMS, is being recognized for her outstanding Commitment, Advocacy, and Excellence in care for Veterans. Following a recent clinic visit, she reached out to a Veteran to arrange a follow-up appointment and noticed that he was suddenly unable to form coherent sentences. Sandy immediately sensed that something was wrong and took action, reflecting her deep concern for the Veteran’s wellbeing and her dedication to ensuring no warning sign went unnoticed.
Understanding the urgency of the situation, Sandy contacted the Veteran’s wife, who was at another appointment at the time, to alert her to the sudden change in his condition. Because of Sandy’s quick thinking and advocacy, the Veteran’s wife went straight home and brought him to the emergency room, where he was diagnosed with a transient ischemic attack (TIA) and received timely care. The Veteran’s family shared that, without Sandy’s intervention, she likely would have run errands after her appointment and might not have returned home for hours, underscoring just how critical Sandy’s actions were in preventing a potentially far more serious outcome.
Sandy’s vigilance, clinical intuition, and willingness to go above and beyond for her patients exemplify the VA ICARE values and the highest standards of Veteran-centered care. Her dedication helped ensure that this Veteran received the urgent evaluation and treatment he needed and has since recovered nicely, a result his family directly credits to Sandy’s efforts. For her exceptional commitment, her unwavering advocacy for a Veteran in distress, and her excellence in recognizing and responding to a critical situation, we offer our sincere and personal thanks to Sandra Robinson for the remarkable difference she made in this Veteran’s life.
Please join us in congratulating and celebrating Sandy for her outstanding dedication to our Veterans and her unwavering commitment to excellence in care. Her actions remind us that every interaction matters and that vigilance, compassion, and a willingness to act can have a profound impact on the lives of those we serve. Thanks to Sandy's advocacy and quick thinking, a Veteran received timely medical attention when every minute counted. We are grateful to have team members like Sandy who embody the very best of VA's mission and ICARE values each day. Congratulations, Sandy, on this well-deserved recognition and thank you for making a difference in the life of a Veteran and their family.
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Attention Veterans, please join us for the next Veterans Virtual Town Hall!
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
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💗💜 Veterans, join us as we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Stop by the Welcome Center on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to learn about available resources, connect with support services, and participate in activities hope, and healing.
You'll find:
💗 Breast cancer awareness resources
💜 Domestic violence support information
📝 A Messages of Hope Wall
🎗️ Ribbon bracelet and keychain activities
💞 Opportunities to connect with fellow Veterans and VA staff
Together, we can raise awareness, support those affected, and build a stronger, more compassionate Veteran community.
Stop by the Welcome Center on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to learn about available resources, connect with support services, and participate in activities hope, and healing.
You'll find:
💗 Breast cancer awareness resources
💜 Domestic violence support information
📝 A Messages of Hope Wall
🎗️ Ribbon bracelet and keychain activities
💞 Opportunities to connect with fellow Veterans and VA staff
Together, we can raise awareness, support those affected, and build a stronger, more compassionate Veteran community.
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Attention Veterans and Community Members, join us Tuesday, November 10, for a Veterans Day Program and Resource Fair!
Please join us as we honor and celebrate the service and sacrifice of our nation's Veterans.
🌟 Veterans Day Program
⌚ 9:30 a.m.
📍 Basement Auditorium
Take part in a special observance recognizing the dedication and contributions of those who have served our country.
⬇️ Then, continue the day with our Veterans Resource Fair
📍 Welcome Center
⌚10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Connect with VA and community representatives to learn more about health care services, benefits, programs, clinics, and other resources available to Veterans.
We welcome Veterans, families, staff, and community members to join us for this meaningful day of remembrance, appreciation, and connection.
#VeteransDay #VAAnnArbor #ServingVeterans
Please join us as we honor and celebrate the service and sacrifice of our nation's Veterans.
🌟 Veterans Day Program
⌚ 9:30 a.m.
📍 Basement Auditorium
Take part in a special observance recognizing the dedication and contributions of those who have served our country.
⬇️ Then, continue the day with our Veterans Resource Fair
📍 Welcome Center
⌚10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Connect with VA and community representatives to learn more about health care services, benefits, programs, clinics, and other resources available to Veterans.
We welcome Veterans, families, staff, and community members to join us for this meaningful day of remembrance, appreciation, and connection.
#VeteransDay #VAAnnArbor #ServingVeterans
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Attention Veterans, please join us for the next Veterans Virtual Town Hall!
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
📅 Wednesday, November 4, 2026
⌚ 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Where? From the comfort of your phone (or computer)!
📞 Dial in: 866-641-6898
💻 Join online: access.live/AnnArborVA
This call will the VA Ann Arbor Primary Care and Outpatient Clinics serving as panelists. All questions are welcome. Our goal is to help all Veterans better understand their health care options and connect them with the services and support available through VA.
Want to learn more about this event? Visit our facility events page for more info: va.gov/ann-arbor-heal…
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VA recommends that with average risk for breast cancer start screening with mammography at age 40. It is recommended to repeat this test every other year.
You may choose to get a mammogram every year. For 74+, talk with your health care provider about risks and benefits. ammograms, you may be able to detect breast cancer early and get treatment before it spreads. Mammogram costs are covered for Veterans receiving care at VA. womenshealth.va.gov
#BreastCancerAwareness #GetScreened #VAHealthCare
You may choose to get a mammogram every year. For 74+, talk with your health care provider about risks and benefits. ammograms, you may be able to detect breast cancer early and get treatment before it spreads. Mammogram costs are covered for Veterans receiving care at VA. womenshealth.va.gov
#BreastCancerAwareness #GetScreened #VAHealthCare
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While parts of Toledo, OH, are affected by an ongoing Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) situation, the Toledo Veterans Affairs Clinic is operational, open, and safe. The clinic is well outside evacuation and shelter-in-place zones.
Veterans affected by the Toledo HAZMAT situation ntments at the Toledo VA Clinic or other Ann Arbor Healthcare System facilities should call VA Health Connect at 833-940-1624 to reschedule.
Employees affected by the HAZMAT situation should notify supervisors of their status.
Veterans affected by the Toledo HAZMAT situation ntments at the Toledo VA Clinic or other Ann Arbor Healthcare System facilities should call VA Health Connect at 833-940-1624 to reschedule.
Employees affected by the HAZMAT situation should notify supervisors of their status.
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As part of the Age-Friendly Health Systems movement, VA is implementing evidence-based practices to help aging Veterans live healthier lives. Talk to your VA care team about your options or learn more.
va.gov/geriatrics
va.gov/geriatrics
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VA provides state-of-the-art, coordinated breast healthcare, including mammograms, breast ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging, genetic counseling and testing, cancer diagnosis and treatment, and more.
Call the Women Veterans Call Center at 1-855-VA-WOMEN rn about services and resources near you.
#BreastCancerAwareness #GetScreened #VAHealthCare
Call the Women Veterans Call Center at 1-855-VA-WOMEN rn about services and resources near you.
#BreastCancerAwareness #GetScreened #VAHealthCare
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VA FINVET has tools to help you spend money on what matters most to you.
Find financial tools for Veterans:
mirecc.va.gov/visn19/finvet/…
Find financial tools for Veterans:
mirecc.va.gov/visn19/finvet/…
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Happy Birthday to the United States Navy.
Across centuries and every ocean, Sailors have upheld a proud tradition of service, standing the watch, answering the call, and representing the strength of our Nation far from home.
The values reflected in the Sailor's Creed continue of service members: defending our Constitution, embodying the Navy's fighting spirit, and serving with honor, courage, and commitment.
To all Sailors and Navy Veterans, thank you for your sacrifice, resilience, and steadfast service.
#USNavyBirthday #HonorCourageCommitment #NavyVeterans
Across centuries and every ocean, Sailors have upheld a proud tradition of service, standing the watch, answering the call, and representing the strength of our Nation far from home.
The values reflected in the Sailor's Creed continue of service members: defending our Constitution, embodying the Navy's fighting spirit, and serving with honor, courage, and commitment.
To all Sailors and Navy Veterans, thank you for your sacrifice, resilience, and steadfast service.
#USNavyBirthday #HonorCourageCommitment #NavyVeterans
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Today is Breast Cancer Awareness Day.
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and risk increases with age. VA follows the USPSTF screening guidelines, recommending mammograms starting at age 40 for most women.
Early detection saves lives, don’t wait to talk with your screening options.
Women Veterans have access to comprehensive breast health services through VA, including mammography, ultrasounds, biopsy & surgery, genetic counseling, and full oncology care.
Learn more:
🔺 VA Breast Health & Mammogram Info: womenshealth.va.gov/WOMENSHEALTH/t…
🔺 USPSTF Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines: uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf/recomme…
🔺 VA Comprehensive Oncology Services: cancer.va.gov
🔺 Locate your Women Veterans Program Manager: womenshealth.va.gov/WOMENSHEALTH/w…
For questions or support, call the Women Veterans Call Center: 1‑855‑VA‑WOMEN (1‑855‑829‑6636).
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and risk increases with age. VA follows the USPSTF screening guidelines, recommending mammograms starting at age 40 for most women.
Early detection saves lives, don’t wait to talk with your screening options.
Women Veterans have access to comprehensive breast health services through VA, including mammography, ultrasounds, biopsy & surgery, genetic counseling, and full oncology care.
Learn more:
🔺 VA Breast Health & Mammogram Info: womenshealth.va.gov/WOMENSHEALTH/t…
🔺 USPSTF Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines: uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf/recomme…
🔺 VA Comprehensive Oncology Services: cancer.va.gov
🔺 Locate your Women Veterans Program Manager: womenshealth.va.gov/WOMENSHEALTH/w…
For questions or support, call the Women Veterans Call Center: 1‑855‑VA‑WOMEN (1‑855‑829‑6636).
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