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Our team cares for and treats Veterans with joint and autoimmune conditions.
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Care we provide at VA Portland health care
Care we provide at VA Portland Health Care System
Our doctors treat inflammation, stiffness, or pain in your muscles, joints, and tendons. Common rheumatic illnesses include:

Juvenile idiopathic and infectious arthritis
Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
Lupus, gout, and scleroderma

 Sleep medicine
 

Common conditions: insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, sleep apnea, sleepwalking 
 
The sleep medicine service diagnoses and treats your sleep problems, including trouble sleeping, breathing difficulties while sleeping, snoring, teeth grinding and jaw clenching.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Portland health care
Care we provide at VA Portland Health Care System
At various points in our lives, all of us suffer from a lack of sleep. But, if you are spending enough time in bed and still wake up tired or feel very sleepy during the day, you may have a sleep disorder. We can help. Our sleep specialists can:

Diagnose and treat sleep apnea and other sleep disorders
Monitor your blood oxygen levels and heart rate
Study your brain waves during sleep
Evaluate possible causes for your excessive sleepiness
Conduct sleep tests performed at home or in the lab
Work with your doctors if you need surgery or dental appliances to help you get a good night's sleep

Contact the VA Portland Sleep Center at 503-402-2841, ext. 52841 or via MyHealtheVet.

 Spinal cord injuries and disorders
 

If you have a spinal cord injury or disorder, our specialists provide coordinated care throughout your life. We work to help you achieve your goals for independence, productivity and quality of life.
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Care we provide at VA Portland health care
Care we provide at VA Portland Health Care System
VA has the nation's largest system of care for spinal cord injuries and disorders. We provide a convenient, connected network of experts to care for you during each phase of your life.
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Getting urgent care at VA or in-network community providers

If you’re an eligible Veteran, you can get urgent care at VA medical centers and in‑network urgent care providers near you. Use urgent care for minor injuries and illnesses that aren’t life-threatening—like strep throat, sprained muscles, and skin and ear infections. Keep reading on this page to find out how to get urgent care.

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Eligibility for urgent care
You can get urgent care at VA medical centers and in‑network community providers, if both of these descriptions are true for you:

You’re a Veteran enrolled in VA health care, and
You received care at a VA or in-network provider in the past 24 months (2 years)

To check your eligibility, contact your local VA health facility. Or call us at 800-698-2411 (TTY: 711). Select option 1, then option 3, then option 1.
Note: Your family members can’t use your urgent care benefit.

Covered urgent care services
We cover urgent care services at VA medical centers as well as in-network urgent care centers and walk-in retail health clinics.
These are examples of covered services:

Care for minor injuries and illnesses (like strep throat, pink eye, sprained muscles, and skin and ear infections)
Diagnostic services like X-rays and some types of lab tests
Some types of medicines and vaccines
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You can also get online educational information and secure messaging with your health care team through the My HealtheVet portal.Visit My HealtheVet

Coordinate your care. Team members will meet often to talk with you—and each other—about your progress and goals. And they’ll coordinate any care you may need from specialists outside the team.

No. You’ll choose the main VA location where you’d like to get care. We’ll assign you a health care team—including your primary care provider—based on the location you choose.
If you decide you want to change to a different primary care doctor, you’ll need to talk to your health care team leader or to the patient advocate at your VA medical center.
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You can schedule VA health care appointments by phone or through our online scheduling tool.
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Your health care team will have a plan in place if your primary care provider is away or leaves VA. Your team will make sure you always have access to a qualified primary care provider and that you keep getting the ongoing care you need to continue with your health care plan.

This depends on your situation. If you’re enrolled in VA health care, find out how you may be able to receive care from a provider in your local community through community care.

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Not sure if you qualify? Find out if you can get VA health care benefits.

Ready to apply? Get started now.

Find out how to access VA services for mental health, women’s health, and other specific needs.

Have an illness or injury that was caused—or made worse—by your active-duty service? Find out if you can get disability compensation (monthly payments) from VA.

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Radiology services at our facilities
We offer radiology services in building 66 on the Fort Roots campus in North Little Rock, and at John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital in Little Rock.  Some Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs) offer limited radiology services.
Please check with your local clinic for more information on available radiology services.

 Sleep medicine
 

Common conditions: insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, sleep apnea, sleepwalking 
 
The sleep medicine service diagnoses and treats your sleep problems, including trouble sleeping, breathing difficulties while sleeping, snoring, teeth grinding and jaw clenching.
Care we provide at VA Central Arkansas health care
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At various points in our lives, all of us suffer from a lack of sleep. But, if you are spending enough time in bed and still wake up tired or feel very sleepy during the day, you may have a sleep disorder. We can help. Our sleep specialists can:
 

Diagnose and treat sleep apnea and other sleep disorders
Monitor your blood oxygen levels and heart rate
Study your brain waves during sleep
Evaluate possible causes for your excessive sleepiness
Conduct sleep tests performed at home or in the lab
Work with your doctors if you need surgery or dental appliances to help you get a good night’s sleep

 Smoking and tobacco cessation
 

If you are trying to quit smoking or want to stop using tobacco, we can help you with support, resources and programs.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Central Arkansas health care
You can quit smoking or chewing tobacco. Our goal is to provide support and strategies to add to optional nicotine replacement therapy prescribed by your primary care doctor. These include:

FDA-approved medications to manage nicotine withdrawal and the urge to smoke.
Counseling in person or by phone
Tobacco Cessation Quitline for individual counseling and strategies
SmokefreeVET text message program for daily advice and interactive support
Stay Quit Coach mobile app to help you quit smoking and stay smoke-free
Health Services | VA Minneapolis Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Hospice care to provide comfort and compassionate care for people in the last phases of an incurable illness
To learn more about the different types of extended care that VA provides, see our guide to long-term services and support.

Learn more about VA rehabilitation and extended care

 Rheumatology
 

Common conditions: arthritis, Crohn's disease, gout, lupus
 
Our team cares for and treats Veterans with joint and autoimmune conditions.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Minneapolis health care
Our team cares for and treats Veterans with joint and autoimmune conditions, such as arthritis, Crohn's disease, gout, and lupus.

 Sleep medicine
 

Common conditions: insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, sleep apnea, sleepwalking 
 
The sleep medicine service diagnoses and treats your sleep problems, including trouble sleeping, breathing difficulties while sleeping, snoring, teeth grinding and jaw clenching.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Minneapolis health care
At various points in our lives, all of us suffer from a lack of sleep. But, if you are spending enough time in bed and still wake up tired or feel very sleepy during the day, you may have a sleep disorder. We can help. Our sleep specialists can:

Diagnose and treat sleep apnea and other sleep disorders
Monitor your blood oxygen levels and heart rate
Study your brain waves during sleep
Evaluate possible causes for your excessive sleepiness
Conduct sleep tests performed at home or in the lab
Work with your doctors if you need surgery or dental appliances to help you get a good night’s sleep

Contact the sleep medicine clinic at 

 Smoking and tobacco cessation
 

If you are trying to quit smoking or want to stop using tobacco, we can help you with support, resources and programs.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Minneapolis health care
You can quit smoking or chewing tobacco. Our goal is to provide support and strategies to add to optional nicotine replacement therapy prescribed by your primary care doctor. These include:

FDA-approved medications to manage nicotine withdrawal and the urge to smoke.
Counseling in person or by phone
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We share a large parking lot with several neighboring businesses. Please feel free to park anywhere in our lot. 

We are easily accessible via several bus routes and close to the MAX light rail as well. We recommend using TriMet - Trip Planner to plan your route and check the schedules. 

#73 bus line runs North-South and stop locations are on NE 122nd Ave at the intersection with NE Halsey St. 
#77 bus line runs East-West and stop locations are on NE Halsey St at the intersection with NE 122nd Ave. 

First time visitor? Give us a call and let's discuss how we can help. Call  to schedule an appointment with one of our counselors.
Making an appointment:
After your initial contact with the Portland Vet Center, we will get you scheduled with an intake appointment to discuss options for how we can help and get you connected quickly with a counselor. 
Contacting us:
You can call us anytime during our posted hours of operation. If you need to call outside of those times, on weekends, or holidays, the Vet Center Call Center is available 24/7 at 877-927-8737. 
Cancelling or rescheduling an appointment:
If you know you will miss an appointment, please notify us as soon as possible so we can reschedule your appointment and make that time available for another Veteran.
First-time visitor or walk-ins:
If you are a first-time visitor, stop by during our office hours or call  to discuss how we can help.
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If you’re returning from military service, we’ll help you transition to civilian life. We can connect you with educational and career counseling, mental health services, and other programs and benefits that will support your transition.

The transition from military service and/or deployment can present its own set of challenges—both for Veterans and service members and their families. The core mission of the Vet Center is to help with readjustment to civilian life. We can support you in a variety of ways, including: 

Counseling/mental health services
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Referrals to help with accessing benefits, health care, and local career opportunities. 

Give us a call or walk in today to get more information or begin receiving Vet Center services.  

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We can help you overcome substance use problems, from unhealthy alcohol use to life-threatening addiction. We'll connect you to services for your specific needs.

At the Little Rock Vet Center, we have clinicians with experience in treating substance abuse disorders in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
The Little Rock Vet Center provides individual and family counseling to assist with assessment and treatment and development of plans that may include one or more of the following: 

Referral for more intensive treatment at the local VA Medical Center or within the community through either inpatient or outpatient programming 
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Please feel free to call or walk-in for a consultation in order for us to assist in determining what treatment program would best suit your needs.  

Call our Veterans Crisis Line at 988 and press 1 to get support anytime day or night. This service is private, free, and available 24/7. Our Vet Center can also connect you with ongoing counseling and services.

The Little Rock Vet Center employs staff that are trained in helping to prevent suicide by Veterans, service members, and their family members.
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Beware of  fake “abortion clinics”  Sometimes called crisis pregnancy centers or limited-service pregnancy centers, these are not abortion clinics. These are places that try to prevent people from having abortions — sometimes even from using contraception. They typically:run ads asking if you are “pregnant, scared, and need help”  make abortion sound very dangerous or inaccurately claim medication abortion can be “reversed”do not offer abortion counseling or referrals, even if they claim to are often located near or look like real abortion clinicsMost of these facilities are not health care providers and are not subject to the same privacy laws as medical facilities. Many are connected with organizations that oppose abortion, contraception, and education about reproductive health.  Before doing anything at a facility or sharing any personal information, ask whether abortion services are available. If staff don’t directly answer or give you a vague answer, you may be at a fake abortion facility. If you accidentally go to one of these facilities, the staff will likely try to talk you out of having an abortion. You are free to leave. You can find a real abortion provider through the resources listed in this brochure.

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Many of these facilities promote an unproven “treatment” they call “abortion pill reversal.” Be advised that “abortion pill reversal” has not been accepted by any major medical association, demonstrated safe or effective through clinical trials, or approved by the FDA.

Action by other states Although abortion is legal in New York, many states have passed laws criminalizing or penalizing abortion within their borders.