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GSA, VA Complete New Outpatient Clinic | GSA (General Services Administration) YouTube Channel 10.11.2023
The General Services Administration (GSA) partnered with the VA to build a new, state-of-the-art clinic in Monroeville, Pennsylvania. This clinic provides primary care and some specialty care services to veterans in the eastern Pittsburgh area, making healthcare access easier and reducing travel times. This project was part of a pilot program to build several outpatient clinics across the country.
The new VA outpatient clinic in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, offers a convenient alternative to the Oakland facility for veterans in the Pittsburgh area. The clinic provides a range of services, including primary care, mental health, and specialty care. With ample parking and easy access, the clinic is expected to serve approximately 400 veterans daily. Veterans and VA officials have praised the new facility for its improved accessibility and modern design.
Veterans cite Monroeville clinic’s convenience | VA U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs 09.14.2023
Veterans are praising the new VA outpatient clinic in Monroeville for its convenience and accessibility. The clinic offers a range of healthcare services and is located in a more accessible area for many veterans compared to the previous location in Oakland. The new facility is expected to serve a large number of veterans in the surrounding area and has been met with positive feedback from veterans and officials alike.
VA opens new outpatient clinic in Monroeville | WTAE-TV Pittsburgh 09.01.2023
MONROEVILLE, Pa. - A new VA outpatient clinic opened in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, offering primary care, mental health services, and specialty care to veterans, providing easier access to healthcare closer to home.
MONROEVILLE, Pa. - A new VA clinic opened in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, offering veterans in the Pittsburgh area easier access to primary and specialty care.
Due to veteran complaints about parking and traffic issues at the University Drive campus after the Highland Drive campus closure in 2013, the VA decided to build a new outpatient clinic in Allegheny County. Monroeville was chosen as the location due to a high concentration of veterans residing on the eastern side of the county.
The VA is opening a new outpatient clinic in Monroeville, Pennsylvania. This clinic will serve about 400 veterans daily and offer primary care, physical therapy, radiology, and other specialty services. It is expected to reduce commuting times for veterans in the eastern suburbs and free up space at the Oakland facility for other uses such as expanded parking and an emergency department.
The VA is building a new outpatient clinic in Monroeville to improve access to care for veterans. The clinic will serve up to 10,000 veterans annually and offer a range of services, including primary care, physical therapy, and specialized treatments. Its convenient location near major roads and public transportation will make it easier for veterans in the eastern suburbs to receive care.
