About VA Montana Health Care System

The VA Montana Health Care System provides a VA presence in every major city in the state through a series of community based clinics, a community living center, and an acute care medical center. Learn more.

Women-to-Women PTSD Support Group to Meet in New Group House

Fort Harrison’s Group House, home for the Vet to Vet peer support groups and Military Women to Women peer support groups, became available in July 2010.  The military women-to-women support group for those with PTSD will meet in building 4A on the VA Medical Center campus at Fort Harrison from 3 to 5 p.m. every Thursday beginning Aug. 12. For more information, contact Jonna Brenton, Women Veteran Program Coordinator at 447-7315.

Do You Qualify?

There are many ways that a Veteran may qualify to receive top-notch VA health care at over 1,400 medical centers and clinics across the nation. The VA has highly trained physicians and clinicians that allow the VA to address many specialties. You may also be able to receive assistance with prescription medication. VA health care is portable. Once enrolled, you may receive care at your home facility as well as the nearest VA facility while traveling. If you are a Veteran, and you want low-cost, high-quality health care, please take a moment to see if you qualify.

Suicide Hotline

1-800-273-TALK (8255)