 
- Mother, daughter, sister, wife, partner ...Veteran.
May is Women’s Health Care Month. Learn about healthcare for Women Veterans.
- Psychosocial Rehabilitation Recovery Center: Jerry’s Story
May is National Mental Health Month. Jerry shares his experience with our Psychosocial Rehabilitation Recovery Center.
- Addiction Treatment Program
Truman VA has an Addiction Treatment Program for Veterans who want help to stop drinking. Learn more about it.
- Quarterly Memorial Service
This Friday, Truman VA will host its 49th Quarterly Memorial Service. This service allows families and staff to attend so that we may pay tribute to Veterans under our care who have recently died.
- Operation Baby Shower
Saturday, April 21, Truman VA hosted Operation Baby Shower. Women Veteran mothers enjoyed an afternoon of luncheon, gifts, games, and stories of military service. Thank you to all the Operation Baby Shower supporters.
- An Outstanding Volunteer: Thank You, Laura
National Volunteer Week was established in 1974. During this week, we’d like to say thank you to all of our volunteers. During Fiscal Year 2011, Truman VA had 772 volunteers on the role with 60,096 hours of volunteer time served.
- Think about it: National Healthcare Decisions Day
Monday, April 16 is National Healthcare Decisions Day. Learn more about advance care planning.
- Medical Center to Showcase Operating Room to Staff & Public
We're holding an open house on Friday, April 13. Veterans, staff and members of the community are invited to tour our newly renovated space including the Operating Room, Laboratory and Imaging areas.
- Alcohol use… or it is abuse?
April 5 is National Alcohol Screening Day. How much is too much… and how would you know? Randoll Rogers, PhD, Psychologist and Team Leader of the Addictions Treatment Program, provides information on risk factors and how to seek help.
- Truman VA’s Safe Patient Handling Program
April is Injury Prevention Month! Read about Truman VA’s Lobby Assist Team. The Lobby Assist Team ensures that all Veterans, including outpatients, are moved safely and promptly from the moment their car pulls up to the main entrance.
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