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Local VA nurse wins Secretary Award for health care service

Local VA nurse wins Secretary Award for health care service n/a Maria VanHart (right) receives the Secretary’s Award for Excellence in Nursing from Acting Nurse Executive Dr. Desiree Crawford on May 12. Posted at 1:28 PM, May 14, 2021 and last updated 2021-05-14 16:39:00-04 A VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System nurse recently won the Secretary’s Award for Excellence in Nursing and Advancement of Nursing Programs for helping to improve health care services for Veterans. Emergency Department (ED) Nurse Maria VanHart was one of six selected to receive the 2021 award, announced by Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough. VanHart was recognized for demonstrating leadership, selfless dedication to Veterans, and providing patient-centered care in a safe, efficient, and cost-effective manner.

90-year-old Las Vegas veteran gives back as a volunteer

90-year-old Las Vegas veteran gives back as volunteer

and last updated 2021-05-12 10:31:49-04 LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Jack Ford is 90-years-old and on the move. For more than two decades, Ford has been walking the halls of the VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System as a Red Coat Ambassador. “I probably get on average between 12 to 15,000 steps a day, depending again on how long I volunteer that day,” said Ford. He helps guide veterans around the facility. “Our job is to do whatever we can to make the veteran s experience a little bit more pleasant here,” Ford said. “If they come in and they don t know where they re going, we help them get to wherever their appointment is. If they have a problem, we try to do our best to solve it.”

Southern Nevada VA adds spouses, caregivers & beneficiaries for vaccine eligibility

Southern Nevada VA adds spouses, caregivers & beneficiaries for vaccine eligibility Matthew Seeman © Provided by KSNV – Las Vegas The VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System says it s expanding COVID-19 vaccine eligibility after a new bill was signed into law last month. A spokesman says anyone who served in the military, regardless of age, can get the vaccine, as well as spouses, caregivers and other beneficiaries. The change comes from the SAVE LIVES Act, signed by President Joe Biden in March, which authorizes the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide more vaccines.  Since the start of the pandemic, VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System has been focused on vaccinating as many veterans as possible, and we are excited to multiply our efforts to thanks to the SAVE LIVES Act, VASNHS Director and CEO William Caron said in a press release. 

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