Montana VA Health Care System

Montana VA Health Care System We have the honor of serving Montana's Veterans with the best healthcare possible! The main campus is located at Fort Harrison.

The Montana VA Health Care System provides a VA presence in every major city in the state of Montana. The Fort Harrison VA Medical Center is a 34-bed acute care (including 6 in ICU), medical-surgical facility that offers a broad range of acute, chronic, and specialized inpatient and outpatient services for both male and female veterans. Specialty care includes dental, internal medicine, neurology, palliative care, pain management, medical oncology, surgery (general, vascular, laparoscopic, endoscopic), urology, orthopedics, plastic surgery, ophthalmology, podiatry, chiropractic care, behavioral health (including outpatient substance abuse treatment and PTSD & MST specific care), ambulatory care (primary care, nutrition/diabetes, rehab and social services), and rehabilitation (physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech & language pathology, and cardiac rehabilitation). Radiology Service provides a broad range of diagnostic and interventional care provided on a full time basis. Pathology Services are available on site also provided on a full time basis. Telemedicine services are available for behavioral health, radiology, dermatology, gynecology, primary care, ophthalmology, nutrition, diabetes and tele-home health. The Fort Harrison facility also operates an additional 24-bed residential mental health facility that provides residential PTSD and Substance Abuse programs. The Medical Center is co-located with the VBA Regional Office. Fort Harrison is located on 138 acres in a picturesque setting on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. The facility campus adjoins the city limits of Helena, the capital of Montana. A 30-bed Community Living Center (CLC) located in Miles City provides skilled-nursing, medical care and physical therapy. Primary care is provided at eleven Community Based Outpatient Clinics across the state: Anaconda, Billings, Bozeman, Cutbank, Glasgow, Glendive, Great Falls, Hamilton, Havre, Kalispell, Lewistown, Miles City, and Missoula. Two Primary Care Telehealth Outreach Clinics are located in Hamilton and Plentywood. The Sleep Disorders Clinic is located in Helena.

The 2026 National Veteran Wheelchair Games are coming... Registration closes TOMORROW, April 3! Don't get left out. Comp...
04/02/2026

The 2026 National Veteran Wheelchair Games are coming...

Registration closes TOMORROW, April 3! Don't get left out. Complete your registration online at https://wheelchairgames.org/registration/

The Montana VA is encouraging our Veterans to participate!

The National Veterans Wheelchair Games are the largest adaptive sports and rehabilitation event designed exclusively for U.S. military Veterans with disabilities in the nation.

The event will be held from July 8 to July 14.

The Montana VA’s Recreation Therapy staff has information about the games and can assist Veterans interested in participating. Veterans can contact Recreation Therapist, Mike Bassett (Michael.bassett@va.gov ) if you are interested in applying for these National VA Events.

Did you know that the Montana VA Health Care System began using the “Park a Prescription” program today? The Park a Pres...
03/30/2026

Did you know that the Montana VA Health Care System began using the “Park a Prescription” program today?

The Park a Prescription program is a Veteran-Centric approach to medication management for Veterans and Caregivers, which allows Veterans to better control the timing of their prescription fills.

An “Active: Parked” prescription is a VA prescription that is on file at your VA pharmacy and available to you to submit a fill request. This prescription may or may not have been previously filled. It has been ordered by your VA provider but will not be sent to you until you request it.

The program can help reduce medication stockpiles and medication waste, such as when a Veteran’s medication dose has changed, and they don’t need the new supply yet. It can also help reduce unnecessary fills that result in copays.

For more information, Montana Veterans can speak to their Montana VA provider, send a secure message to pharmacy via MyHealtheVet Ask the Pharmacy, or call the Montana VA Pharmacy at 406-447-7577.

Being a Veteran in the Montana VA has a wide variety of benefits from Primary Care to Education. To learn more about YOU...
03/30/2026

Being a Veteran in the Montana VA has a wide variety of benefits from Primary Care to Education. To learn more about YOUR benefits visit us online at https://www.va.gov/montana-health-care/programs/new-patients/

Big News! is cutting red tape to streamline education benefits and help Veterans maximize their GI Bill Benefits.

The Fort Harrison VA Medical Center will host its annual Easter Egg hunt next week at 1 p.m. April 4.The annual Easter E...
03/29/2026

The Fort Harrison VA Medical Center will host its annual Easter Egg hunt next week at 1 p.m. April 4.

The annual Easter Egg hunt will take place at the parade field on the Fort Harrison VA Medical Center campus.

The event is free and open to the public.

Last year, Fort Harrison was able to collect and distribute more than 3,000 eggs, which were collected in under two minutes.

The Montana VA Health Care System will begin using the “Park a Prescription” program tomorrow, Monday, March 30.The Park...
03/29/2026

The Montana VA Health Care System will begin using the “Park a Prescription” program tomorrow, Monday, March 30.

The Park a Prescription program is a Veteran-Centric approach to medication management for Veterans and Caregivers, which allows Veterans to better control the timing of their prescription fills.

An “Active: Parked” prescription is a VA prescription that is on file at your VA pharmacy and available to you to submit a fill request. This prescription may or may not have been previously filled. It has been ordered by your VA provider but will not be sent to you until you request it.

The program can help reduce medication stockpiles and medication waste, such as when a Veteran’s medication dose has changed, and they don’t need the new supply yet. It can also help reduce unnecessary fills that result in copays.

For more information, Montana Veterans can speak to their Montana VA provider, send a secure message to pharmacy via MyHealtheVet Ask the Pharmacy, or call the Montana VA Pharmacy at 406-447-7577.

The Montana VA Health Care System will begin using the “Park a Prescription” program on March 30.The Park a Prescription...
03/27/2026

The Montana VA Health Care System will begin using the “Park a Prescription” program on March 30.

The Park a Prescription program is a Veteran-Centric approach to medication management for Veterans and Caregivers, which allows Veterans to better control the timing of their prescription fills.



An “Active: Parked” prescription is a VA prescription that is on file at your VA pharmacy and available to you to submit a fill request. This prescription may or may not have been previously filled. It has been ordered by your VA provider but will not be sent to you until you request it.



The program can help reduce medication stockpiles and medication waste, such as when a Veteran’s medication dose has changed, and they don’t need the new supply yet. It can also help reduce unnecessary fills that result in copays.



For more information, Montana Veterans can speak to their Montana VA provider, send a secure message to pharmacy via MyHealtheVet Ask the Pharmacy, or call the Montana VA Pharmacy at 406-447-7577.

The Montana VA has recently opened a new clinic in Hamilton and Kalispell, Montana. And we are planning to open a new cl...
03/27/2026

The Montana VA has recently opened a new clinic in Hamilton and Kalispell, Montana.

And we are planning to open a new clinic in Lewistown and a new Community Living Center in Miles City, later this year.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has opened 34 new health care facilities during the second Trump Administration! Find a VA location near you here: http://va.gov/find-locations/

Veterans in Crisis don't have to be alone -- the Montana VA has ways to help. To learn more about how the Montana VA can...
03/26/2026

Veterans in Crisis don't have to be alone -- the Montana VA has ways to help.

To learn more about how the Montana VA can assist you or a Veteran you know, visit us online at https://www.va.gov/montana-health-care/health-services/suicide-prevention/

Or follow the link below.

If you notice signs of crisis in a Veteran you know, don’t wait. Get connected to immediate support right now:

Dial 988 then Press 1, chat at VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat, or text 838255.

The Fort Harrison VA Medical Center will host its annual Easter Egg hunt at 1 p.m. April 4.The annual Easter Egg hunt wi...
03/24/2026

The Fort Harrison VA Medical Center will host its annual Easter Egg hunt at 1 p.m. April 4.

The annual Easter Egg hunt will take place at the parade field on the Fort Harrison VA Medical Center campus.

The event is free and open to the public.

Last year, Fort Harrison was able to collect and distribute more than 3,000 eggs, which were collected in under two minutes.

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3687 Veterans Drive
Fort Harrison, MT
59636

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+14064477990

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