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This month’s issue: Advanced Travel Notice Requirements – Due to a growing number of patients neglecting the required two-week notification for travel, we want to reiterate the importance of timely communication. Better communication. Better satisfaction. – Mid-Cities Medical is

This month’s issue: Fire Safety Goes Beyond “Just Smoking” – As patients using oxygen, it is crucial to remain aware of potential fire hazards. Your life, health, and safety should always be your top priority. What You Need to

This month’s issue: Stay independent as you age – It is important to take advantage of VA resources so you can age in place in your home and the VA provides a variety of resources. Your personal information is

Caregiving has its challenges, and managing your anger is vital for your well-being. Join the VA’s Caregiver Support Line (CSL) Monthly Educational Calls – Extinguishing the Fire: Managing Anger’s Destructive Potential. Read more in

Maintaining an active lifestyle is key to keeping Veterans healthy, socially engaged, and remain active and independent as long as possible!

The Department of Defense’s federal electronic health records system, MHS (Military Health System) GENESIS, helps the DOD and the VA deliver on the promise made to those who serve our country to provide seamless care from

According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), taxpayers lose millions of dollars each year due to tax-related scams, fraudsters, and schemes, making it crucial for Veterans to stay vigilant and informed to avoid falling victim to

Women have been a part of our military history from the beginning, wearing the uniform of the United States military with bravery and honor, and are entitled to the same benefits and respect as every other

In today’s information-rich and distraction-filled world, Mid-Cities Medical wants to ensure its patients can quickly and easily receive crucial (and possibly lifesaving) information. That’s where a communication tool like SMS notifications comes into play. Read

Another year, another chance to think about what really matters in your life. But this year, instead of resolutions, how about setting intentions? Do your 2024 intentions include making changes related to your health and well-being?