If you need help understanding your VA medications, the Ask a Pharmacist app can be a helpful resource. It can walk you through dosage instructions, explain side effects, and help you find a nearby VA pharmacy. #VAMobile https://t.co/DZyBCVHyd0
With the My VA Images app, you can securely share photos of injuries, skin conditions, or other health concerns with your VA care team. Talk to your provider to see if it’s a good fit for you. #VAMobile
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Interested in building healthier sleep habits? The Insomnia Coach app provides a structured training plan, a sleep-tracking diary, and guided techniques to relax your mind and help improve your sleep quality. #VAMobile https://t.co/qdCSRsyETF
Questions about symptoms, meds, or scheduling?
With VA Health Chat, Veterans can message VA staff anytime they have an internet connection and get guidance for non‑life‑threatening issues.
Your time matters—get care that fits your schedule and lifestyle.
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Watch how it works: https://t.co/9OngSsIqIp
Your Kidneys Work Hard. Give Them Backup.
Daily choices—like staying hydrated and choosing whole foods—play a big role in protecting kidney health.
Nutrition is a key part of preventing and managing kidney disease. Veterans enrolled in Valley Coastal Bend HCS can get individualized support from a VA Registered Dietitian.
Have questions about kidney‑friendly eating? Call 855‑864‑0516 to speak with a VA dietitian.
What you eat powers how you feel — and how you move through your day. Making healthier choices can boost your energy, support your overall wellness, and help you stay engaged in the activities you enjoy.
Veterans enrolled in Valley Coastal Bend HCS can connect with a VA Registered Dietitian for personalized nutrition guidance tailored to your goals and lifestyle.
For more information or to get started, call 855‑864‑0516.
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We stopped talking about fixing VA's electronic health records and started doing it. Four new sites went live this year and nine more are on the way. This long overdue improvement means better care and better continuity for Veterans.
Keep your cool in stressful situations with the AIMS for Anger Management app. Use the anger log to track and recognize triggers, practice deep breathing techniques, and learn how to redirect your thoughts. #VAMobile
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The story of Mayumi Kimura, Navy Veteran and deputy secretary for Women Veteran Affairs, California Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Army Sgt. Major Leo Pimple died in 2020 at the age of 82.
Born November 18, 1937, he served in the Vietnam era, earning a Legion of Merit and Bronze Star. After service he worked to ensure many Veterans received the awards they earned. He also helped raise $100,000 for the carillion at the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
He died July 20, 2020 and is buried at the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
You can leave a tribute to Sgt. Major Leo Pimple or 10 million other Veterans here:
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#PreservingVeteranLegacies
Did you know you can message VA staff in real time without needing to go to a VA facility? Veterans can get support for non-life-threatening health questions or concerns with the VA Health Chat app. Visit the VA App Store to download and start chatting today.
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.
Shortly after completing his service in the Army @nationalguard, Joey was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. He felt stressed, anxious, and had difficulty processing his emotions. Watch how therapy gave him the tools to manage his anxiety.
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Last month, Valley Coastal Bend hosted two baby showers, one in Corpus Christi West Point VA Clinic and one in Harlingen VA Health Care Center for the RGV area, to give expecting Veterans a welcoming place to connect, ask questions and gather essentials for the months ahead.
Thanks to the generous support of community partners and staff who contributed items like diapers, wipes, baskets and baby‑care essentials, each Veteran left with practical resources and a little extra peace of mind as they prepare for their new arrival.
If you’re an expecting Veteran and want help navigating pregnancy, appointments or postpartum support, connect with the VCB Women Veterans Maternity Coordinator at 855‑864‑0516 for guidance tailored to you.
Veterans, we’ve got you covered. Join us for a Free Food Distribution Event in partnership with RGV Food Bank.
Event Details
Date: Thursday, June 11
Time: 9:00 a.m. – (While supplies last)
Location: Harlingen VA Health Care Center
2601 Veterans Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550
What to expect:
Fresh food and pantry items at no cost
Quick and easy drive-through service
Support from your local VA team
No registration forms required
Just bring your VA ID or proof of Veteran status.
Questions? Call CDCE at 956-291-9093. We're here for you.