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Important information to help you meet your health care goals! WAYS TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT WITH YOUR PRIMARY CARE TEAM : * In-person appointment * VA Video Connect (VVC) appointment *

Nurse visit appointment You can make an appointment 24/7/365 by calling: * Northern Colorado Clinics: 970-593-3300 option2, option 2 * Cheyenne: 307-778-7550 option2, option 2 WHAT IF YOUR

PROVIDER IS OUT? * Vet Express is available at the Northern Colorado VA Outpatient Clinic (from 0700 – 1700) and the Cheyenne VA Medical Center ( from 0700-1700) * Request a nurse visit.

Your PACT Nurses can also assist to meet your medical needs. WHAT IF I HAVE TO GO TO A COMMUNITY ER? If you receive care at the VA and don’t want a bill: * Call 1-844-724-7842, within 72

hours * Don’t see a specialist without the VHA authorizing the service WHY VOLUNTEER AT THE VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM? * How great it feels to give to our Veterans! * Experience that can be

applied in your resume when you are looking for federal government jobs * Learn how to build a resume! * Gain marketable skills, knowledge and abilities * Learn about how the VHA works to

help your loved ones who’ve served * For more information, please call 307-778-7550, ext. 7317 E-mail: [email protected] Call Patient advocate: 307-778-7550, ext. 7573 If we don’t

answer leave a message, we will call you back MyHealtheVet: secure message Walk-ins: VIP room Mon, Tues, Wed, and Fri from 9am to 11am ------------------------- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

------------------------- CHEYENNE VA HCS INFORMATION STATION HAVE QUESTIONS? WE CAN HELP! For Veterans, Families, Community Partners & Staff: * Help with navigating VHA * Questions

about MyHealtheVet * Clinic availability and contact information Call 8:00 am - 3:00 pm, Monday - Friday to get the answers that you need. Wyoming: 307-778-7550, ext. 1411 Colorado:

970-596-3300, ext. 1411 VETERANS TALKING TO VETERANS (VTTV) A community-based service for Veterans seeking to connect and develop goals. Veterans who participate in groups are provided with

a safe and supportive environment where they can come together to share. This is a service facilitated by trauma informed coaches who will support Veterans as they embark on a path of

personal growth, find healing through connection, meaning, and discover their purpose. VTTV is not counseling or therapy; this a service for Veterans and not a clinic, so therefore it is not

eligible for reimbursement of VTS transportation. * WHERE: Cheyenne VA Medical Center campus, building 6 (Veteran Experience Office) * WHEN: Thursdays from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. starting August

8, 2024. * WHO TO CALL: For questions about the VTTV program, or if you're interested, Veterans can call 307-778-7550, ext. 1411 * POC: Mel Turner, Veteran Experience Officer