VA Puget Sound Health Care System

04/06/2026

Military sexual trauma (MST) can affect anyone. VA is here to meet MST survivors where they are in their healing.

During Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month and beyond, find free resources and support, visit MentalHealth.va.gov/MST

04/03/2026

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month — an important time to highlight VA's free, year-round support for Veterans who experienced military sexual trauma.

Every Veteran deserves care that meets them where they are.

To learn more about the Military Sexual Trauma program at VA Puget Sound, call 206-277-1816 or visit MentalHealth.va.gov/MST

04/01/2026

03/31/2026

03/27/2026

VA Puget Sound’s Adaptive Curling Clinic keeps growing — and Veterans are building strength, confidence, and community along the way.

Last weekend, Executive Director Dr. Thomas Bundt joined Veterans on the ice as part of our Recreation Therapy program.

Interested in participating or supporting future clinics? Call our Spinal Cord Injury program at (206) 764-2622 or visit https://www.va.gov/puget-sound-health-care/programs/spinal-cord-injury/

Thank you to Granite Curling Club - Seattle for their continued support.

03/25/2026

Today, March 25, we pause to recognize National Medal of Honor Day, an observance designated by Congress in 1990. Awarded by the President, the Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration given to those who have shaped our nation’s history and continue to inspire it through acts of valor, patriotism, and sacrifices.

Learn more about VA's Medal of Honor pension by visiting https://www.va.gov/disability/compensation-rates/special-benefit-allowance-rates/

03/19/2026

03/18/2026

Sometimes the signs that someone is having thoughts of su***de aren’t obvious. Changes in behavior, mood, or routines can signal a Veteran needs support.

Learn more: VeteransCrisisLine.net/SignsOfCrisis.

03/11/2026

Veterans — join us today for our Women Veterans Town Hall from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

VA Puget Sound leaders and care providers will share updates on women’s health care and benefits and answer your questions.

Watch live on Facebook, visit access.live/VAPugetSound, or join by phone: (866) 478-3406

03/02/2026

Did you know Veterans face a disproportionate risk of developing Parkinson's disease?

VA Puget Sound's inpatient treatment program brings together physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, and other specialists to help Veterans manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

Read the full story to learn more about VA Puget Sound's inpatient Parkinson's program and and how its impact on two Veterans.

“He had difficulty finding his words,” said the wife of Army Veteran Cliff Lampitt. “Now I can carry complete conversations with him.”