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Durham VA Medical Center Coverage

The federal government is recommending to shut down the VA medical centers in both Durham and Fayetteville and open a new Raleigh-Durham VA medical center. 



Federal government recommends plan to replace Durham, Fayetteville VA medical centers with new facility

Durham VA Center

Hospital beds across North Carolina are filling up with coronavirus patients. Health care facilities are concerned with not being able to treat all Triangle patients and having to soon ration care. 

With over 3,000 hospitalized for COVID, hospitals receive support from Durham VA

VA expands COVID ward to meet demand

Durham VA Medical Center nurse Jessica Massey got a $5,000 surprise to thank her for saving lives during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Durham nurse receives $5,000 closet makeover surprise 

Watch the moment a veteran is released from the Durham VA hospital after a 2-month fight with coronavirus.

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After 2 months, COVID-19 patient released from Durham VA hospital

On Friday, a 58-year-old patient left the Durham VA hospital after battling COVID-19 there for two months.

'Trust me, it can kill you': COVID-19 survivor, veteran warns North Carolinians

Ollie Hendricks

Some veterans are waiting six months - even a year - for a doctor's appointment, despite a program designed to speed the scheduling process at Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals nationwide.