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Before coming to the facility call us at 1(800) 214-1306 before visiting. For Saturday appointments or other concerns, you may be able to access VA care from home by phone or using VA virtual care options. More Details
Coronavirus
COVID-19 vaccines: To get the latest updates and sign up to stay informed about COVID-19 vaccines, visit our vaccine information page.
For VA-specific information: Read our coronavirus FAQs and public health response, or use our coronavirus chatbot.
Prepare for a visit: Everyone entering our facilities is screened, and visitors are limited. Face coverings are mandatory. Please contact us first before going to any of our locations. For some needs, you may be able to get care at home by phone or video.
For the latest coronavirus information: Visit the CDC website.
Updates
VA Pacific Islands Health Care System Dr. Judy Carlson featured in the Office of Nursing Services Nursing Researcher News.
Seeking Neurofeedback Participants
Reminder All employees and visitors must wear their face masks as they present their ID at the gate when entering Tripler Army Medical Center.
VA Transportation Information
How will VA contact me when i can get a Covid-19 Vaccine?
If you're already receiving care at VA, your local VA health facility may contact you by phone, email, or text message. If you’re eligible and want to get a vaccine, we encourage you to respond.
But before you provide any personal information or click on any links, be sure the call, email, or text is really from VA.
- Text messages will always come from 53079.
- Emails will always come from a govemail address.
- If someone calls you from VA and you don’t recognize the phone number, ask for a number to call them back. Then call your local VA health facility to verify.
Your facility may invite you to get a vaccine in different ways:
- They may invite you to a large vaccination event, like a drive-thru clinic.
- They may offer you a specific date and time to get a vaccine.
- They may ask you to schedule an appointment.
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Changes to Visitor Policy (effective immediately until further notice) The safety of our Veterans, visitors, and staff is paramount. Therefore, VA Pacific Islands Health Care System is taking additional measures to protect the health and well-being of all parties. Moving forward, Visitors will not be allowed in the VA Pacific Islands Health Care System, including the Spark Matsunaga Medical Center, Community Living Center, including all residential mental health care; and all outpatient clinics and locations, health care system wide. This restriction also applies to patients’ family members and anyone under the age of 18 yrs. old. As the number of cases of Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) increases in the Pacific Islands, it is critical to minimize avoidable exposure to COVID-19 whenever possible. Some individuals who contract the COVID-19 virus have no symptoms or only mild symptoms, such that they may not be aware they are carrying the virus. We thank you for your patience as we work diligently to protect the health and well-being of our Veterans, visitors, and sta. Veterans who are concerned they may have symptoms of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), flu, or cold should contact the VA Pacific Islands Health Care System Call Center at 1 (808)-433-0600 or 1 (800) 214-1306 before coming to a VA facility. Telehealth Option:
Telephone Advice Nurse (TAN) 1(800)214-1306 -VA-
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Telephone Care:
- 808-433-0600
7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri. except Federal Holidays - 800-214-1306
Telephone Advice Nurse: 24 hours, 7 days - More toll-free numbers
