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Second mass vaccination clin: The Columbia VA HCS vaccinated nearly 2,000 South Carolina Veterans on March 13 during mass COVID-19 vaccination event hosted at both the Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center and the Colonial Life Arena.
Columbia VA prepares “Mock Donald” lunches: Columbia VA prepares "mock Donald" lunches for nursing home veterans. Since these Veterans typically have complex medical condition that requires strict dietary plans, this meal was a special treat.
Columbia VA loans ultra-low freezer for vaccines: On Jan. 13, the Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg, reached out to the Columbia VA with an urgent need for a -70 freezer to store COVID-19 vaccines. Within 24 hours, the facility quickly was able to support them.
Columbia VA providing innovative robotic surgery: Can you imagine having a thoracic surgery & returning to normal activities within a few days? The Columbia VA is now making that possible. Veterans receive minimally invasive surgery with precision & quicker recoveries.
Janssen COVID 19 Vaccine Trial: On Nov. 13, the Columbia VA began a clinical trial for the single-dose investigational COVID-19 vaccine developed by Johnson & Johnson. Veteran volunteers (men & non-pregnant women over age 18) can enroll in the study.
VA Secretary Wilkie Visits Columbia VA: Secretary Wilkie stopped by the Columbia VA to tour the hospital and its historic campus. Wilkie had a singular purpose for the trip: to show his gratitude for the staff’s continued service to our veterans.
VA Police Officers Prevent Tragedy: Two ladies were rescued from their burning car while traveling on South Carolina's I-77, thanks to the quick action of five police officers from the Columbia VA Health Care System.
Fourth Mission: As part of its Fourth Mission, the Columbia VA has stepped up to provide needed assistance across the Southeast including helping seven state-run veterans’ homes in South Carolina and Alabama.
Veteran's 101st birthday: With a big birthday on the horizon, Dr. Patrick McClain was anxious to be released from the Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center to spend his 101st birthday with his family.
Hicks recovery: Navy Veteran Keith Hicks diagnosed with the Coronavirus-19 late last month makes vast improvement and credits the care he received from the staff at the Columbia VA Health Care System