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Hurricane season is here

US Department of Veterans Affairs

Veterans Health Care

June 9, 2026

Hurricane season

Hurricane season is here: Are you ready?

When major storms or incidents occur, VA may contact Veterans by phone, text, or email with real-time information about clinic closures, alternate care sites, pharmacy refills, and evacuation instructions. Veterans are urged to do 2 things: prepare and respond.

Here are some steps you can take to be ready for major storms before they happen.

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First in VA to receive cutting-edge epilepsy treatment

Army Veteran Robert Lindemann received a groundbreaking laser procedure offering a safer option to treat his epilepsy at Houston VA.

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TeleOccupational Therapy saves Veterans time

VA occupational therapists are using telehealth to meet with Veterans virtually in their homes after hospitalization. Through VA Video Connect, clinicians spot hidden risks like medication errors and unsafe home environments to support Veterans in their recovery.

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The benefits of a digital reset

Spending too much time on screens can disrupt sleep, raise stress levels, and make it harder to focus. Taking a break from digital devices can help you recharge and reconnect with yourself and your environment.

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