Where is the VA Medical Center in Nashville TN?

Phone: 615-327-4751 Or 615-327-4751. Fax: 615-321-6350. Map. About the Nashville VA Medical Center. The Nashville VA Medical Center is one of two main campuses in the VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (TVHS), comprised of the Nashville and Alvin C. York Medical Centers and nine outpatient clinics.

How to contact Tennessee Valley healthcare system-Tennessee?

Contact Shawn Richardson at (800) 228-4973 extension 23453. Visit the TVHS FPoW page. The Patient Phone Flyer document contains a number of important contact numbers in for both primary TVHS campuses and their associated department numbers.

Is there a VA clinic in York TN?

Veterans can check with the CBOC’s for schedules in their area. Spaces are limited. TVHS offers a free shuttle service between the York and Nashville campuses at several times throughout the day. Veterans can check with the VA Clinics for schedules in their area. Spaces are limited.

What kind of health care is available for veterans in TN?

The Tennessee Valley Healthcare System is committed to providing top quality care to all Veterans, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Veterans. TVHS provides blind and low vision rehabilitation services to eligible Veterans and service members.

Public Transportation. The Nashville Campus is served by the Nashville MTA* and the closest location for pickup and drop-off is on the #7 Hillsboro route, at the corner of 21st Avenue and Piece, just east of the VA facility.

Is the Tennessee Valley healthcare system free transportation?

The Tennessee Valley Healthcare System offers free transportation to its medical center and healthcare centers from select areas of our region. Veterans can check with the CBOC’s for schedules in their area. Spaces are limited. TVHS offers a free shuttle service between the York and Nashville campuses at several times throughout the day.

Is there a TVHS campus in Nashville TN?

TVHS is affiliated with Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and Meharry Medical College, with active residency programs in all major medical and surgical specialties and sub-specialties. In addition, the Nashville campus supports a vigorous research program of over $26 million annually.