VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System

VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System Welcome to the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System page! We consider it our privilege to serve their healthcare needs in any way we can.

Since 1953, the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System has provided state-of-the-art healthcare services to the men and women who have so proudly served our nation. Services are available to more than 153,000 veterans living in a 15-county area of Michigan and northwest Ohio. Our facility also serves as a referral center for specialty care. The main hospital campus located in Ann Arbor operates 101 acute care beds and 46 nursing home (extended care) beds. In addition to our main facility in Ann Arbor, we offer services in three community-based outpatient clinics. These clinics are located in Flint, Michigan; Jackson, Michigan; and Toledo, Ohio.

Sometimes the signs that someone is having thoughts of su***de aren’t obvious. Changes in behavior, mood, or routines ca...
03/21/2026

Sometimes the signs that someone is having thoughts of su***de aren’t obvious. Changes in behavior, mood, or routines can signal a Veteran needs support.

Learn more: VeteransCrisisLine.net/SignsOfCrisis

Veterans: Have you tried Secure Messaging through My HealtheVet? When VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System is transitioning to...
03/21/2026

Veterans: Have you tried Secure Messaging through My HealtheVet?

When VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System is transitioning to the new Federal EHR, your health care providers will rely on Secure Messaging more often to communicate with you. Use Secure Messaging if you have a question or request for your health care team, but do not use it for life-threatening medical emergencies—always call 911.

Sign in to your Login.gov or ID.me account and look for the Secure Messaging tab: https://www.myhealth.va.gov/user-login

Attention Women Veterans, join us for the Women's Health Tele-Town Hall!📅 Monday, March 23, 2026⌚ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm📍 Fro...
03/20/2026

Attention Women Veterans, join us for the Women's Health Tele-Town Hall!

📅 Monday, March 23, 2026
⌚ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
📍 From the comfort of your phone or computer!
📞 855-962-1203
💻 access.live/VAAnnArbor

Have questions about your health? We’re hosting a live Women’s Health Tele-Town Hall, and you’re encouraged to ask whatever’s on your mind. This is a safe, supportive space to get real answers from women’s health experts.

This special event will spotlight the upcoming Federal Electronic Health Record transition including what to expect and how to prepare.

If you’re a Woman Veteran who has received care at an Ann Arbor VA Healthcare site within the last 2 years, you won’t need to dial in. You’ll receive a call shortly before the event begins, just stay on the line to participate. You’ll also get a reminder call the day before around 2pm. If you missed the call, don’t worry, you’ll receive a voicemail with details on how to join, including the call back number.

This is your time to ask questions, feel heard, and connect. We look forward to sharing helpful, honest information and answering your questions in real time.

Deputy Secretary Paul Lawrence Highlights the Federal EHR in Over 20 Broadcast InterviewsVA Deputy Secretary Paul Lawren...
03/20/2026

Deputy Secretary Paul Lawrence Highlights the Federal EHR in Over 20 Broadcast Interviews

VA Deputy Secretary Paul Lawrence, Ph.D., participated in more than 20 broadcast interviews during a nationwide satellite media tour to share updates on the deployment of the Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR).

Dr. Lawrence shared the following messages:
🔹 VA is on track to implement the Federal EHR at four Michigan sites in April, with a total of 13 sites going live in 2026.
🔹 The Federal EHR will deliver a single health record providing a comprehensive view of Veteran’s health history from military care to VA care
🔹 This modernization will allow providers more time to listen and care for our Veterans with standardized workflows and technology.

The satellite media tour ensures Veterans, caregivers, and communities understand how the Federal EHR will transform care as deployments begin in 2026 and beyond.

Read more at Deputy Secretary Paul Lawrence Highlights the Federal EHR in over 20 Broadcasted Interviews, and look for Dr. Lawrence’s interviews on his LinkedIn!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/drpaullawrence_veterans-activity-7424451750868279296-JHmv/

During training and go-live, appointment availability may be limited. Some visits may be rescheduled as teams prepare fo...
03/20/2026

During training and go-live, appointment availability may be limited. Some visits may be rescheduled as teams prepare for the new EHR.

Your care team will ensure prescriptions are renewed or refilled, and if needed, we’ll help you connect with community providers.

Need help? We’re here
🔹Patient Advocate: (734) 222‑7100
🔹Pharmacy: (734) 769-7100, press 1
🔹Appointments: (734) 845‑5500
🔹24‑Hour Care Line: 833‑940‑1624
🔹Urgent Care Locator: va.gov/find-locations/
🔹72-Hour ER Notification: 844‑724‑7842

Friends, family, and the whole community play a critical role in su***de prevention. Staying connected to the Veteran in...
03/19/2026

Friends, family, and the whole community play a critical role in su***de prevention. Staying connected to the Veteran in your life can help make it easier to recognize when they might need support.

Learn more about prevention: MentalHealth.VA.gov/su***de_prevention/prevention

Attention Veterans: VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System is upgrading to the new Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) to im...
03/19/2026

Attention Veterans:

VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System is upgrading to the new Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) to improve your future care experience. During this transition, there will be brief changes to how you use My HealtheVet on VA.gov for messaging and prescription management.

Here’s what you need to know:
🔹Secure Messaging: You can send messages to your providers until midnight ET on April 4. Messaging will pause briefly and resume on April 13.
🔹Prescription Refills: You can request refills online until midnight ET on April 7.

Other ways to manage your care during this time:
🔹Request medications by phone, mail, or during an appointment.
🔹Starting April 13, My HealtheVet will be back online for messaging and prescription renewals.

If you have questions, please call the pharmacy at 734-845-5578.

If you don’t have My HealtheVet or you need help after hours, your VA Health Connect team is available 24/7/365. Just give them a call at 734-845-5290 (local) or 833-940-1624 (toll-free) for help with appointments, messaging, pharmacy, and nurse triage.

Thank you for your patience as we make this important upgrade to serve you better.

03/19/2026

From Navy flight surgeon to pioneering researcher, Dr. Royce Ellen Clifford is advancing how we prevent and treat hearing loss in Veterans.
Using data from VA's Million Veteran Program, her work could lead to customized hearing protection and care.
This is the power of MVP: Veterans contributing data to drive research that matters.
Learn more about MVP and how you can contribute to research: www.mvp.va.gov

Colorectal cancer is one of the most diagnosed cancers among Veterans, which is why VA made colorectal screening easier ...
03/19/2026

Colorectal cancer is one of the most diagnosed cancers among Veterans, which is why VA made colorectal screening easier than ever for Veterans to access either at home or in a VA facility. With VA mailing 35,000 free f***l immunochemical testing (FIT) kits to Veterans every month, new colorectal screening processes, and the use of advanced AI technology, getting screened for colorectal cancer has never been easier or more effective.

No matter how you get screened the most important step is to do it. Talk with your VA care provider about the options that are right for you.

03/18/2026

Sometimes the signs that someone is having thoughts of su***de aren’t obvious. Changes in behavior, mood, or routines can signal a Veteran needs support.

Learn more: VeteransCrisisLine.net/SignsOfCrisis.

EHRM - What Veterans Need to KnowThe Department of Veterans Affairs is transitioning to a single, modern electronic heal...
03/18/2026

EHRM - What Veterans Need to Know

The Department of Veterans Affairs is transitioning to a single, modern electronic health record (EHR) that connects VA and Department of Defense medical records into one system, giving Veterans and their care teams seamless access to the same health information from enlistment through lifelong care.

VA Ann Arbor will go-live in just 23 days! Here's what you should know and how you can prepare.

📅 Appointment Availability:
During our transition to the new Federal EHR, appointment availability may be limited from March through May 2026. If you plan to schedule medical appointments in spring 2026, we encourage you to schedule as early as possible.
For scheduling assistance, please call 734-769-7100.

💊Medication Refills:
To help avoid potential pharmacy delays during the transition, please renew your medication refills in March 2026.
For pharmacy-related questions, call 1-866-316-9350.

📞 Need help after hours or don’t have MyHealtheVet?
Our VA Health Connect Team is available 24/7, 365 days a year to assist with appointments, messages, and nurse triage.
Call 734-845-5290 for support.

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2215 Fuller Road
Ann Arbor, MI
48105

Telephone

+17347697100

Website

https://linktr.ee/vaannarbor

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