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Vietnam Veteran Ricky Shafer discusses his progress and follow-up care with Barbara Rensman, nurse practitioner and Philadelphia’s kidney transplant coordinator.

Kidney Transplant Program

A special group of Veterans is on the road to a better quality of life thanks to a kidney transplant program at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center. The program navigates Veterans through the complex process of getting on the transplant list, which can take six months to a year and includes a 37-point checklist. Full Story

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Amputee Veteran Golf Clinic

Philadelphia-area amputee Veterans hit the links April 20 during the First Swing Golf Clinic, a chance to learn a new sport and network with fellow amputees and VA staff. Full Story

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What is the Silent Killer?

Many Veterans don’t realize they have high blood pressure. It often has no warning signs or symptoms. That’s why it’s important for Vets to get their blood pressure checked regularly. Full Story

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Philadelphia VA Medical Center

3900 Woodland Avenue
Philadelphia , PA 19104
215-823-5800 | 800-949-1001 | Directions


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