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To “adapt and overcome” is par for the course: VA New York Harbor Healthcare System's prosthetics team - and the Veterans they serve - adapt to physical distancing amid COVID-19 by pursuing new sports and physical activities.
Keeping our Vets connected: “It was important to us … that we figured out new ways to not just keep them connected, but to keep them involved,” said Sarah Stein, chief of recreation at the Community Living Center.
'Be There' for Veterans: Preventing Veteran suicide remains a top priority for VA New York Harbor Healthcare System as we recognize September as Suicide Prevention Month and highlight VA’s Be There campaign.
Grant to NYC helps homeless Veterans: Homeless and at-risk Veterans are benefitting from a grant from VA New York Harbor Healthcare System to New York City’s Department of Homeless Services. VA’ GPD Program funds 154 beds for Veterans in need.
Stay Well and Well Informed – Update Your EMAIL: If COVID taught us anything, it is that keeping you informed is among the most important ways to keep you healthy by providing you with the latest information VA has to offer.
Healthcare heroes give the gift of life: VA NY Harbor Healthcare System's healthcare heroes host the New York Blood Center during the COVID-19 pandemic to collect desperately-needed blood donations for the community.
Helping Veterans no matter the distance: Readjusting to telework amid the COVID-19 pandemic is difficult enough, but for the VA New York Harbor Healthcare System’s Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Center, the task was enormous.
When EMS was needed, they showed up: Michael Taylor, assistant chief of EMS at Harbor's Manhattan campus prepared his team of professionals with a pep talk: The only thing we want to take home to our families today is a paycheck.
Frontline care brought peace to sick, distressed: Amidst struggles during COVID-19, a different type of battle sat just below the surface. As the hospital dealt with the coronavirus crescendo, many faced internal struggles that were surging along with the curve.
Doctor's foresight prevents shortage amid pandemic: With COVID-19 raging through the city, everyone understood the need for ventilators. But a different deadly complication created another problem: patients experiencing kidney failure were straining dialysis resources.