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VA Amputation System of Care
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Interdisciplinary specialty care, rehabilitation, prosthetic services, and lifelong support for Veterans and service members with or at risk for amputation.
How to get help
Contact a local VA medical center and ask to be scheduled in an amputation specialty care clinic. The official page states that a referral is not required for clinic scheduling.
Who this service helps
Veterans and service members living with amputation, at risk for amputation, or with extremity trauma requiring limb-salvage rehabilitation may qualify. Enrollment in VA health care is required.
Where this service is available
Service area: VA amputation specialty care is available through more than 140 sites nationwide, including access pathways for eligible residents of the listed West Texas counties.
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Location and contact
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Source: Public-source listing
Cost / fees
Most enrolled Veterans and service members have no out-of-pocket cost, though some services may be subject to copayments based on income and other eligibility factors.
About this service
VA amputation specialty teams provide pre-amputation evaluation, comprehensive rehabilitation, prosthetic and orthotic services, pain management, mental health support, and return-to-work or school assistance.
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