About Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center
The Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The organization provides primary care at the Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center as well as at six outpatient clinics. Over 33,000 veterans in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and northeastern Wisconsin rely upon the Iron Mountain VA Medical Center and Clinics for their health care. Learn more about Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center.
Flu Shot Clinic Established
Beginning in October, veterans may receive their flu shots, free-of-charge. No appointment is necessary. Get flu shot locations and times.
Can't Make Your Appointment?
Last month, many patients were unable to keep their appointments. Because we did not hear from them, we were unable to reschedule that time for their fellow veterans. If you can't make your appointment, let us help you reschedule.
Intesive Care Unit / Emergency Department Reopens
Effective January 5, 2009, the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and Emergency Department (ED) will reopen. Our physician recruitment efforts at the medical center have been successful which has enabled us to reopen the ICU and to upgrade from an Urgent Care Clinic back to an Emergency Department. As a result of the ICU reopening, we will resume general surgery procedures that could result in inpatient admissions. The ED hours will remain the same at 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Government should be transparent, allow for citizen participation, and encourage collaboration among organizations. And that’s what VA aims to accomplish through the new Open Government Initiative. At the VA's new site, you can learn more about the process—and even take part in crafting our plan to make it happen. Get started!
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