VA St. Louis Health Care System

VA St. Louis Health Care System Visit our Website www.stlouis.va.gov. For patient concerns please use http://iris.va.gov/. Visitor Policy included in this section! Louis County, Shiloh (IL), St.

Located in Saint Louis, Missouri, the VA Saint Louis Health Care System is a two-division facility (St. Louis City & South County) that serves our nation's heroes and their families in MO and IL. Our outpatient clinics are located in St. Louis City (on Manchester Rd), North St. Charles and Washington. Visit our website www.stlouis.va.gov. We've recently updated our Visitor policies:
Outpatient Settings (all VASTLHCS Locations)
• One person may accompany a Veteran to an outpatient appointment. All must be able to wear a mask.
• Children are permitted if able to wear a mask throughout time on campus and accompanied by an adult at all times. The child and adult will be treated as one visitor (no exemption required). If child is unable to wear a mask or remain with an adult, they will not be permitted on campus. COVID Isolation Rooms (inpatient)
• Visitors are restricted from entering the room of a suspected (person under investigation) or known positive COVID19 patient.
• Alternative methods of visitor and patient interactions, such as video call application on cell phones or tablets, or phone calls are to be used. Scheduled and ad hoc family visits using these methods are encouraged.
• For end of life care or specific need for caregiver interaction with the patient (non-COVID or COVID19 positive patient/patient under investigation), an exception may be made when it is essential to make medical decisions or essential for the patients emotional well-being and care. The visitor must be masked and will only be allowed in the building if the name has been provided in advance to the Screening and Assessment unit with approval of the Operation Section Chief or designees. John Cochran Hospital Inpatient Setting
• Visiting hours are10 am to 6 pm. All must be able to wear a mask during visit.
• Children must be at least age 10 to visit and able to wear a mask during stay
• All children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. One adult visitor + one minor visitor will be treated as one visitor (no exemption required)
• One visitor per inpatient at a time and encourage to limit visit to 60 minutes or less. Staff may extend the length of the visit based on patient need and unit activities. Community Living Center Setting (JB)
• Visiting hours to 8AM-6PM. All must be able to wear a mask during visit.
• Visitors will be pre-scheduled, and visit will occur in visitation booth either in lobby or outside building.
• Expand weekend/holiday visitation; allow for pre-scheduled weekend/holiday visitations between 8AM-6PM
• Children are permitted if at least age 10, able to wear a mask throughout time on campus and accompanied by an adult at all times. The child and adult will be treated as one visitor (no exemption required).
• Exceptions to the visitor restriction are approved by the CLC leadership. Spinal Cord Injury Setting (JB)
• Visiting hours to 8AM-6PM including weekends/holidays. All must be able to wear a mask during visit.
• Visitors will be pre-scheduled, and visit will occur in visitation booth either in lobby or outside building.
• Children are permitted if at least age 10, able to wear a mask throughout time on campus and accompanied
by an adult at all times. The child and adult will be treated as one visitor (no exemption required).
• Exceptions to the visitor restriction are approved by the SCI leadership.

Join us for a free, Virtual Veteran Town Hall  designed especially for Women Veterans!  When:  Thurs, April 9, 20266:00 ...
03/31/2026

Join us for a free, Virtual Veteran Town Hall designed especially for Women Veterans!
When: Thurs, April 9, 2026
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Click on this shortened link: https://ow.ly/eYkI50YBx2J Or call: 1-833-380-0641

03/31/2026
This is Fred the JB Groundhog, reminding everyone that Spring is Fawning Season. Did you know that Does can have up to t...
03/30/2026

This is Fred the JB Groundhog, reminding everyone that Spring is Fawning Season. Did you know that Does can have up to three fawns?

If you see a Doe and her baby crossing the road, slow to a stop and don’t proceed just yet; There may be two more trying to catch up!

We know you're in a hurry, but JB Campus is not a speedway. PLEASE SLOW DOWN.

Bet you didn’t know it’s also groundhog birthing season. Mother groundhogs have 2-6 babies this time of year. While groundhogs usually stay close to their homes, the babies start to wander outside at 6-8 weeks old and might walk into the road without seeing you.

Please keep an eye out and take your time when visiting us at JB. When vehicles and wildlife cross paths, it rarely ends well for either.

From Hazel, little Luna, and me, Thanks for visiting JB!

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03/30/2026

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

Last night our VA St. Louis Health Care System Executive Leadership team, along with representatives from the National C...
03/26/2026

Last night our VA St. Louis Health Care System Executive Leadership team, along with representatives from the National Cemetery Administration and Veterans Benefits Administration, hosted a Veteran town hall at Moose Lodge 1221 in Swansea, IL. Our team was able to provide important information and updates, respond to questions from those in attendance, and connect Veterans with VA resource tables. It was a wonderful night with a packed crowd, and our Leaders appreciated hearing feedback and suggestions for ways that VASTLHCS can improve our customer experience.

03/26/2026

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.

03/25/2026

On National Medal of Honor Day, we come together to gratefully honor Veterans whose extraordinary courage and sacrifice span from the Civil War era to today. Of the 3,533 recipients, two inspiring heroes are from Missouri: Donald E. Ballard, a U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman from Kansas City, and James P. Fleming, a U.S. Air Force Captain from Sedalia. From Illinois: Allen James Lynch, a U.S. Army Specialist Fourth Class, from Chicago.

Calling all Veterans! Be part of our special Vet Town Hall in Swansea, Illinois, hosted by your VA St. Louis Health Care...
03/24/2026

Calling all Veterans! Be part of our special Vet Town Hall in Swansea, Illinois, hosted by your VA St. Louis Health Care System and Veteran Benefits Administration.

Meet our team, get the latest updates from your VA hospital, ask questions, and share your thoughts. Whether you live on the east or west side of the river, we hope you’ll join us!

SWANSEA MOOSE LODGE 112
2425 N. Illinois St.
SWANSEA, IL 62226

WEDS, MARCH 25, 2026
4:30 - 6:30 p.m.

- Toxic Exposure Screening
- VA Healthcare Eligibility
- Veteran Benefits
- VA Cemetery Information
- Su***de Prevention
- Whole Health
- My HealtheVet

03/23/2026

You don’t have to carry it all alone.

Starting mental health treatment and opening up can be intimidating, but we’re here to help.

VA has resources to address the unique stressors and experiences that Veterans may face: Mentalhealth.va.gov/get-help/index.asp

03/19/2026

From Navy flight surgeon to pioneering researcher, Dr. Royce Ellen Clifford is advancing how we prevent and treat hearing loss in Veterans.
Using data from VA's Million Veteran Program, her work could lead to customized hearing protection and care.
This is the power of MVP: Veterans contributing data to drive research that matters.
Learn more about MVP and how you can contribute to research: www.mvp.va.gov

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