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  25     April 17, 2007 - 10:22am | rebecahtromm

one more thing...

...after reading some of the comments here about poor care at the VA, I hope people realize this can and does happen at any facility. My daughter fell on her wrist and snapped a bone in her hand in two. The doctor at Alaska Regional in Anchorage took x-rays, but unbeknownst to me at the time , she x-rayed only the thumb because that is what my 10 yr old daughter said hurt, and the entire back of her hand was a large blue bump! I kicked myself many times for not asking to see those x-rays. When the pain did not subside, I took her to a hand doctor in Anchorage, who was appalled, as was I when I saw the x-ray he took. Anyone could easily see the bone snapped in half. Fortunately, she healed well. Doctors in the country all have to meet the same basic standards of education and performance no matter where they work. As patients, we have to look out for ourselves and educate ourselves at least a little. We also have to double check all prescriptions. Whenever I get a new drug, I do an Internet search so I can see a picture of the tablet or pill and make sure it's the correct med. VA or not, we all have to be careful.

  24     April 17, 2007 - 10:14am | rebecahtromm

Quality care

The care I received at the VA facility in Anchorage was top notch. I base my assessment on my years of working in civilian hospitals and as a paramedic. Now I receive my care in my new city of Lexington, KY (I'm so homesick though!). Lexington facility provides the same great care. Not too long ago there was a segment on national TV news about the VA being ahead of mainstream medical care in many ways. The computer system used by the VA was one of the things highlighted. I like it that when I go to any provider, he or she can access all my records, enter notes, ask for tests and appointments for me, and see all my labs etc. I also always get my prescriptions by mail in a timely manner as scheduled, as well as my letters of appointments scheduled and test results. The Lexington facility is on the campus of the University of Kentucky, and many of the doctors and surgeons practice at both the VA and UK Medical Center. I've had two surgeries in the last two years here, and my post op care was exceptional. Although I only visit a few times a year, I am very happy with all my care.

  23     April 11, 2007 - 4:13am | mars0ndalf

VA health care

My experiences with the VA Medical Center in Anchorage, AK have been outstanding for the most part. Only once or twice in the past few years have there been minor prescription mixups.

  22     April 10, 2007 - 8:38am | alaskatraveler

VA Still Has Good People

Some years ago, I used the VA facility in Loma Linda, California. I received overall good care and left positive about the VA. However, things do change and each facility is different.

My recent experience with the VA branch in Kenai has been very positive. That comes from dealing with the people who run the place caring about the veterans who come in and performing their jobs well.

Having said all that, I have yet to see a doctor there. When I finally get to see one, I still feel optimistic that my experience will be positive.

However, when I read and hear about the serious problems others have with the VA, I am concerned. VA has the potential to be one of the best medical care facilities in the country. When it falls short, I, as others, blame funding and committment from the federal government. Today, as others have mentioned, that especially means your President is personally responsible for not making sure VA has the funding and quality staffing needed.

Alaska does need more VA branches in the state. It is still too far to commute to get care for many of us.

I have had good experiences. I have met many good people working there. But, I'm very concerned about the failings and lack of committment to veterans by the government. We need to bring what should be a good system back to what it really can be.

I would also like to see some of the military-trained PA's and other trained professionals used fully in VA facilities without making them jump through hoops just because they are not working in a strictly military setting. I feel we're losing added care by screening out quality people with unnecessary state requirements or fund-raising efforts by the universities by requiring unneeded coursework perhaps to keep their professors working or because legislators are being misled by the health care lobbyists and don't have the background or guts to say no to them.

  21     March 26, 2007 - 8:22pm | gracie0827

Co-pays

I signed up for medical care thru the VA in in the latter part of 2006. I recently received a packet from the VA wanting information relating to my income. It seems that the VA is going to base my co-pay on my income from 2005. I lost my job in 2005 and during the entire year of 2006 I made about 2/3 less than my income from 2005. I called the VA and asked why they were basing this on my income from 2005 and not 2006 they told me that federal law required they use the figures from the year prior to enrollment. So, because I didn't wait for a month and enter the VA medical system in 2007 I now have higher co-pays because they are basing it on a higher income. According to the financial counselor I have no options and no avenue for appealling this. I understand that my co-pay is still lower than it would be if I was covered with a health insurance carrier but I can't afford that either so I guess I am stuck with the current co-pay.

  20     March 23, 2007 - 1:16pm | richardhaken

VA health care in West L.A,

My experience, over the years, with the West Los Angeles VA hospital has been less than satisfactory. I have received poor services due to incompetence (errors) and a staff whose members personally don't care about the quality of care they administer.
It is frightening at times, knowing that if my health condition was dire I might be subjecting myself to a life or death situation due to the care I receive. This is probably common with many VA hospitals around the country. I recommend that if at all possible a VA patient should remove oneself from the VA health care system and move to a private health care system just to ascertain that a high quality of care is received

  19     March 21, 2007 - 6:43pm | redpluto

VA medical care in Alaska needs improvement

I fell on the ice and dislocated my shoulder and broke bones in the shoulder area. I went to Elmendorf Emergency. The doctor that saw me told me to go home and put ice on it as I had bruised the bicep muscle. He never ordered any X-rays or other tests to see what was really wrong. Several days later I returned in pain with bruises the length of my arm and across my chest. The new doctor asked what did the X-rays show? He was appalled to think that an emergency room doctor would not order an X-ray for an obvious trauma case. I still have problems with my shoulder after two surgeries to remove bone fragments and repair a torn rotator cuff. Maybe being correctly diagnosed in the beginning would have helped get proper medical care.

  18     March 21, 2007 - 2:20pm | barbara_keene

Poor Care at Elmendorf Hospital

I was given inadequate and improper medical treatment at Elmendorf Air Force Base Hospital when the VA doctor who was covering in Emergency treated my injury inadequately. I broke both the ulna and radius in my left arm and wrist. The VA doctor set my arm in a short arm cast which did not hold the bones in place.

Five weeks after severely breaking my arm, the VA doctor removed the cast. I asked if he was going to take an x-ray of the arm, and he responded that “It was not necessary as all bones heal in five weeks”.

The bones did not come together properly and five weeks was too short a time for complete healing. I was told by four other orthopedics surgeons that the bones should have been pinned and plated or at the very least a long arm cast used to hold the bones together until they had healed.

Throughout this ordeal, I begged the Orthopedic staff to help me as I was in horrible pain, but they refused to make appointments for me, refused to obtain a consult to a specialist and canceled and rescheduled my appointments several times. It took 11 weeks to see the hand specialist who then told me “It is too late to correct the mal-union as the bones have healed in a crooked manner.”

My arm is now deformed and I continue to experience pain and stiffness in the wrist. I have limited use of my hand. My left arm is nearly 1 inch shorter than the right arm, due to the mal-union as bones slipped past each other and healed in the wrong position.

  17     March 21, 2007 - 4:42am | redbright

Health Care for retired veterans

I am a Viet Nam Vet. I served two and one half years in RVN. I get fairly good care for my service connected health issues from the VA. I will say that I have never had a bad experince with the medical care I get from the VA. On the other hand, I was proud to serve 21 years in the US Army. From my first enlistment in 1959 we where promissed full medical, dental, and vision at any military hospital after a 20 year career. They did change that to until 65 and eligible for Mecicare. None of this service has been provided. If I need dental care I have to pay for it out of pocket. If I could not get some care from the VA I would have no health care at all? The biggest problem with the VA is that it is under funded. That is the FAULT of the President.

  16     March 20, 2007 - 8:45am | Dirtydog

V A lack of care

Hello, I'm a veteran of Desert Sheild/Desert Storm. I had a problem with my foot and went to the va hospital in anchorage in 1992 and 1993. I had a sore on my foot that made walking difficult and the docters at the va hospital took one look and said nothings wrong. No samples were taken, no questions were asked.I insisted that samples be taken and look at in the lab. Then i was told that I have foot fungus of some sort and they can't do anything for me. I still have problems now and then and refuse to go to the va. More so with a piss poor and above the law president that that we have.

  15     March 20, 2007 - 5:20am | lamblj

VA HEALTH NOT CARE

Just the facts ma'am.. just the facts.

DENY & DELAY IS THE VA WAY! A GOOD PLACE FOR DYING BUT NOT FOR LIVING! YOU CAN GET AN ASPIRIN BUT DON'T EXPECT TO GET WHAT YOU NEED. IF ANY QUESTIONS, READ THE VA BILL OF PATIENT NO RIGHTS.

  14     March 20, 2007 - 4:16am | sgrizzly

VA Care

Yes I agree with lot of the other comments here. I also am a Vet and was in Vietnam. I have over 30 year working for the gov't. And for the last 5 of them years I am working with the VA in Reno Nv. We have about 28 Vets that come down here to Reno to see doctors or to get treatment that are from Alaska. After this mess in in Wash. CNN had a special on and they stated that the Reno VA is the best in the nation. We handle over 1500 vets that come into the hospital each day that have appointments or need to see a doctor. Before I started to work here I came here once and this VA saved my life cause of heart problems and asked if I wanted my health care to come here and I did.
I know that there are some that feel that the VA that they go to is the best and that is great and there are some that think it is a pain or that they would be getting better care outside of the VA, then I ask you how can you make it better, don't just sit there write go to meetings and make the changes. You got more say then you think you do. I do feel that ALL of the VA hospitals are funded better and it should be able to hire the best doctors and rn's that is out there. And if that means making funds to put up another station someplace closer to where they are more vets then do it. Also the last report that we got here was that the VA system is in the top 5 in the nation for health care to our brothers and sisters. And those who don't think it is that good all I can say is please do some checking on reports and findings and you'll be surprised. Or help others do something to help it better just don't sit there. Thank you for taking your time and reading this..

  13     March 19, 2007 - 5:49pm | oldaksurveyor

VA Health Care

I am a viet nam era vet who is in the VA system here in Alaska. I have always been treated great, all my health issues from cataract surgery to a broken leg heve been have been met in a professional and caring manner. You won't hear a bad word from me about the overworked folks at the VAMC in Anchorage.

  12     March 19, 2007 - 7:40am | gjinak

Health care

I can only comment on the health care recieved from the VA here in Alaska, as I have not dealt with them outside the state of Alaska. I can honestly say that within the first two years in the VA system, I recieved more quality care than I did in almost 22 years of active duty. Within three months of retirement I couldn't pass the eye test to get my drivers license renewed. Within four months the VA had secured the needed cataract surgeries to correct my vision. At every turn the VA has been there for me. The people at the Anchorage VA center are head and shoulders above ANY medical facility I have ever visited, bar none. Every single person I've dealt with, no matter the reason, has been polite, helpful and extremley competent. My primary care providers, I've had two in fifteen years, are people I would trust my life to without hesitation. All of the clinics I've visited regularly are not only staffed with absolutley the best quality technicians, but they are also people who genuinley care about your health and well being. I can only give a heartfelt "thank you" for your time and services. Guess everyone has a gripe, so here is mine. In all this time, there has been a couple of times I've had to drive around a couple of times to find a parking spot. Fix that and it will be absolutely perfect, for me.

  11     March 17, 2007 - 10:56am | dan98337

Hit And Miss

As a former long time Alaska resident, soon to return, I am reading horror accounts of V.A. care here that are equal to and similar to ones at V.A. facilities elsewhere. An example: I have a 50% disability. I was receiving care for over two years at a new primary care clinic in Bremerton, WA. Everything went well until my wonderful care provider decided he wanted to move on. When I showed up for my next scheduled appointment with him (I was notified the appointment had been cancelled}. I was informed that he was gone and there was on one available yet to take his place. I was told I would be put on a waiting list and called when a new health care provider had been hired and an appointment was available. I waited 6 months with no word. I finally walked into the clinic and demanded to be seen for my medical problem that was becoming critical. At that time I was told that a temporary physician was hired and I would be called for an appointment as soon as possible. Several weeks later I was contacted and given an appointment for the following month. That doctor who saw me had all my medical information in the V.A. system available to him, he spent most of the short office visit rambling on about something non related to my condition. When I mentioned to him that my previous provider was planning for me to see a specialist at the Seattle VA he briefly reviewed my record and said he would be sure to schedule that appointment for me. (He appeard to NOT know how to operate the V.A. computer entry system). I knew it would take several weeks before I would hear from Seattle with an appointment time. However, I waited another 6 months. I returned to the Bremerton clinic to follow up on the "supposedly scheduled appointment." The front office person said she saw no Seattle appointment scheduled for me, I explained my situation and she said she would see to it that the clinic managing doctor would review and schedule it. Several weeks later I recieved a letter from another physician at the Bremerton clinic asking me to come in to discuss that medical situation. However, someone, somewhere in the vast V.A. system erroneuosly changed my Bremerton, WA address to some unknown address in Oregon. By the time this misdirected Oregon letter was found and forwarded to me (resulting from my own investigation)I called to make an appointment and was told that the physician who made the request was gone as his 30 day contract was complete, so my appointment was no longer available. During this period, all my critical medications also were mailed to the same erroneous address in Portland. It became necessary for me to drive to the Urgent Care at the American Lake Hospital in Tacoma in order to have my address corrected and to receive meds that day from the pharmacy. As an example of ineptitude: When I spoke earlier by phone to a pharmacist at the American Lake pharmacy about the address error he over and over again insisted to me that I didn't live in Bremerton, WA, but that "I did live in Oregon and if there is an address problem I need to put in a change of address form with the Post Office." Here,s the final chapter: I now have another appointment in Bremerton scheduled for later this month. It was obtained by the doctor at the American Lake Urgen Care I saw about my meds. He spent well over 1 hour on the phone attempting to make this appointment for me and was totally "incredulous" on how the system works or doesn't work. It has been 14 months since my original (caring) health care provider departed and i am still waiting to be seen for the original problem I saw him for way back then. Stay tuned for more. And remember, we vets need to be on top of our congressmen/women insisting we get the treatment we are entitled to and deserve. Dan