Veterans Health Administration Office of Community Care (VHA OCC)
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(800) 733-8387 · more numbers below
The VHA Office of Community Care is part of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It runs CHAMPVA, a health insurance program where the VA shares the cost of care for spouses, children, and survivors of certain disabled or deceased veterans. It also manages the Community Care Network, which lets veterans get care from local providers when the VA cannot provide it.
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What they offer 5
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CHAMPVA Claims & Eligibility LineService
Health coverage where the VA shares the cost of covered care for spouses, dependent children, and survivors of eligible veterans.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 24
CHAMPVA Health CoverageProgram
Cost-sharing health insurance where the VA helps pay for covered medical care, supplies, and prescriptions for eligible veterans' family members.
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Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (CHAMPVA)Program
CHAMPVA helps pay part of the cost of covered health care services. It is for adults, veterans, people with disabilities, individuals, families, and spouses.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Community Care NetworkService
Lets eligible veterans get health care from approved local providers when VA care is not available.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 5
Family member health programsProgram
Health benefit programs for certain family members, including the Camp Lejeune Family Member Program, Children of Women Vietnam Veterans, and Spina Bifida Healthcare Benefits.
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