You are not mistaken. As veteran, you may get care in any of the following: a VA outpatient clinic or in a mobile Vet Center.
Are you distant from a veterans medical center?
Yeah, i would need to take the road for a while to get ot the nearest facility.
Do not worry. If that's your case, Veterans affairs may pay for emergency care in a non.VA setting. In any case, you have to be sure to contact the nearest VA medical center asking to talk with the patient transfer or patient administrator representative.
Could you please elaborate on what preventive care I should get?
Provide or arrange for preventive care, such as vaccines such as flu shots to prevent disease, and screenings to help find diseases like cancer in its early stages, when treatment is most likely to be successful
What do I need to be able to enjoy this preventive care?
First of all, you need to be enrolled in Veterans health and have received care from us sometime in the previous 24 months.
I'd like to confirm if the VA is going to check the details I give them regarding my income for the year of 2018?
we ll verify it in July of 2019
Regarding VA medical programs, on a somewhat similar note. Where can I look for more details, if I need it?
If you still have doubts or just want to know more, contact your local veterans medical center via a call, requesting enrollment coordinator to talk.
This maybe won't happen, but what aobut if i go outside the U.S?
Then you'll need to sign up for Foreign Medical Program.
Umm ok. If i need to change my address, what should i do?
Call us at 877-222 VETS.
If i need more information, where?