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Phone: 402-591-4500  
Address: 2501 Capehart Road, Bellevue, NE 68113, United States
Website: http://www2.va.gov/directory/guide/facility.asp?id=5728&dnum=1  |  http://www.va.gov/
Description: Purpose: To provide necessary medical services to eligible veterans on an outpatient basis to include medical examination and related medical services, drugs, rehabilitation, counseling and mental health services as
...[more]Purpose: To provide necessary medical services to eligible veterans on an outpatient basis to include medical examination and related medical services, drugs, rehabilitation, counseling and mental health services as necessary for the treatment of physical or mental disabilities. Services: The clinic can provide routine health care, laboratory work, and radiological views. Prescriptions may be renewed and ordered from the clinic site. Mental Health Services are also provided. All patients must have a Primary Care Physician at a VA Medical Center who remains responsible for your overall care and will need to see once a year. The clinic staff will consult with your Primary Care Physician regularly. Getting Started: Clinic visits are by appointment only. To be seen at one of the clinics, ask your Primary Care Physician for a referral. Eligibility: VA shall furnish outpatient medical services without limitation (for any disability): to a veteran for a service-connected disability; for any disability of a 50% or more service-connected veteran; to a veteran in a VA Vocational Rehabilitation program, or who is injured as a result of VA care (38 USC 1151). VA shall furnish outpatient service, but only for pre- or post-hospital care or to obviate hospitalization: to any 30% or 40% service-connected disabled veteran; to any veteran whose annual income does not exceed the pension rate for aid and attendance. VA may furnish outpatient medical services without limitation for any disability: to former prisoners-of-war; World War I and Mexican Border period veterans; veterans in receipt of pension benefits for aid and attendance or are housebound. VA may furnish outpatient medical services on a pre-, post-, or obviate hospitalization basis to certain other eligible veterans, including: veterans exposed to a toxic substance or radiation; mandatory care category veterans whose income is more than the pension rate for aid and attendance; discretionary care category veterans are subject to a co-payment; allied beneficiaries, beneficiaries of other federal agencies and other non-veterans.
Services Offered: Hospital/Healthcare Services;
Organization Type: Federal Government
Area(s) of Focus: Disabled Physical; Disabled Psychological; Non Wounded; Military; Families of Military; Civilian; Other;
Service: Army; Navy; Marines; Air Force; Coast Guard; Reserves; National Guard; Active Duty; Special Ops; Other;
Conflict: OEF; OIF; Gulf-War; Vietnam; Korea; WWII; WWI; Other;
Gender Eligibilty: MALE; FEMALE;