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Syracuse VA introduces latest surgical technology

The Syracuse VA Medical Center today announced that it will debut the latest robotic-assisted surgery technology in its operating rooms. The updated system will dramatically improve the patient experience for Veterans in Central New York.

This next-generation system allows surgeons to perform complex procedures through tiny, minimally invasive incisions, which dramatically reduces trauma to the body and translates to less post-operative pain. It also includes an added sense of touch, helping surgeons handle tissue more gently and precisely, which may lead to better outcomes for patients. The use of this technology also results in fewer complications and faster recovery times, getting Veterans back to their families and daily lives sooner.

"I feel strongly that this is the way future surgeries are going to continue to be performed until further technological innovation occurs," said Dr. Rahul Dudhani, Chief of Surgery. "And staying at the forefront of this technology is essential for us as an organization to fulfill our promise to the citizens who serve our country. We are committed to ensuring they have access to the best healthcare possible when their military service ends.”

The new da Vinci 5 platform builds on the success of the current da Vinci Xi robotic surgical system, bringing meaningful improvements designed to enhance patient care, support surgeons, and improve operating room efficiency. The system also features clearer, more advanced 3D imaging, giving surgeons a sharper and more detailed view during procedures. Combined with improved instrument control, this allows for greater accuracy in even the most delicate operations.

Beyond the direct clinical benefits at the bedside, integrating this state-of-the-art infrastructure serves as a powerful tool for recruitment and retention. Top-tier surgeons and residents look to practice at institutions that refuse to compromise on technology, ensuring Syracuse VA continues to attract premier medical talent to care for its patients.

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Attention Veterans!
Health Benefits staff from the Syracuse VA Medical Center will be on-site to process Veteran ID cards at the following locations:

•Rome—June 5, 2026—9am- 1pm
•Binghamton—June 15, 2026—9am- 1pm

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Are you a nurse looking to make a meaningful impact? We're seeking compassionate professionals to join our team in the following areas:

Long-Term Care
Med/Surg (Medical-Surgical)
Operating Room (OR)

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Have you downloaded our Couples Coach App? Couples can improve communication and build trust in their relationship. Try exercises to practice active listening so you can navigate conflict better with your partner. Visit the VA App Store to learn more.

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Are you a nurse looking to make a meaningful impact? We're seeking compassionate professionals to join our team in the following areas:

Long-Term Care
Med/Surg (Medical-Surgical)
Operating Room (OR)

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On Memorial Day, we honor all who gave their lives defending our nation. We pause to pay tribute to their patriotism. Their sacrifice is remembered, today and always.

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For some Veterans, opening up about mental health can feel scary. Concerns about stigma or judgment can make it hard to reach out.

This Mental Health Month, hear how others overcame these barriers and gave therapy a chance. https://t.co/rHSReX07P8

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Explore free, self-paced mental health trainings that you can do anytime, anywhere.

If you’re a Veteran looking for self-help resources, check out online training courses from VA: https://t.co/j3euVwuJm2

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May 19 is Hepatitis Testing Day, serving as an important reminder that knowing your status saves lives.

Depending on the type, hepatitis can be prevented, treated or cured.

Talk to your provider. Know your status. https://t.co/CR7XZmnmZW

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#hepatitisawareness

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We invite you to join us for a free concert on Sunday, May 17 at 2:00 pm, taking place in the Auditorium at the Syracuse VA Medical Center. This special event is open to all, offering a wonderful opportunity to gather with friends, family, and community members to enjoy live music in a welcoming setting. Don’t miss this chance to experience great performances and celebrate together at the Syracuse VA Medical Center—we hope to see you there!

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If you’re a Veteran and you’re finding it hard to stop drinking, VA has options to help. Treatment like therapy and medication can help you stop or reduce drinking, avoid triggers for relapse and build a recovery support system. Learn more: https://t.co/XecLB2T5Nu