VA Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System

VA Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System The VA Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System provides health care services to Veterans in the Biloxi, Miss., Mobile, Ala. and Northwest Florida areas.

Find more details of our services at our Web site https://www.va.gov/gulf-coast-health-care/.

Connect with us and our community partners, discover valuable resources, and take the next step toward whole health and ...
09/02/2026

Connect with us and our community partners, discover valuable resources, and take the next step toward whole health and recovery at our Annual Whole Health & Recovery Resource Fair!

We are hosting a Whole Health & Recovery fairs at each of our locations from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm on the following dates:

• Sept. 21 - Biloxi VA Medical Center
• Sept. 24 – Mobile Community Based Outpatient Clinic
• Sept. 28 - Joint Ambulatory Care Clinic in Pensacola
• Oct. 14 - Eglin Community Based Outpatient Clinic
• Oct. 15 - Panama City Beach Community Based Outpatient Clinic

Please contact DeAndra Gullette, LCSW at 228-213-7305 or Meghan Morgan, PhD, LICSW at 850-449-7481 for any additional information.

If you or someone you care about uses opioids or nonprescribed stimulants, you should have naloxone on hand. Veterans ca...
08/31/2026

If you or someone you care about uses opioids or nonprescribed stimulants, you should have naloxone on hand. Veterans can get it from VA for free.

Since VA started making naloxone available nationally to Veterans, it has documented more than 7,400 overdose reversals with naloxone.

Learn more ➡️ MentalHealth.va.gov/substance-use

Every second counts during an overdose. Here are signs to look for: Is the person unconscious? Do they have slow breath...
08/31/2026

Every second counts during an overdose. Here are signs to look for:
Is the person unconscious?
Do they have slow breathing or choking;
small pupils;
pale, blue, or cold skin; or slow heart rate?

If you notice any of these signs, dial 911 and use naloxone.
Save this post. It could save a life.
Learn more: MenalHealth.va.gov/substance-use

08/30/2026

At the end of a Veteran’s journey, memories, service, and legacy take center stage.

In these moments that matter, families often face decisions that feel heavy, overwhelming, or unexpected. Social workers are there to help shoulder that weight.

For more information about Survivors Benefits, check out the VA Survivors Benefits and Services Guides athttps://www.va.gov/SURVIVORS/SBB2026DigitalEdition.pdf

Trying to beat the heat? Check out these no-cook turkey apple pita or southwestern corn and black bean salad recipes fro...
08/29/2026

Trying to beat the heat? Check out these no-cook turkey apple pita or southwestern corn and black bean salad recipes from the VA Cooking With Ease Cookbook. Talk with your VA dietitian for more no-cook recipe ideas.

https://www.nutrition.va.gov/docs/Cookbooks/CookingWithEaseCookbookJAN2023.pdf #

If you are transitioning from military to civilian life, know that you don’t have to walk this path alone.To learn more ...
08/24/2026

If you are transitioning from military to civilian life, know that you don’t have to walk this path alone.
To learn more about the Post-9/11 Transition and Case Management Programs and to be connected with the team near you, visit www.va.gov/POST911VETERANS/

08/23/2026

At the end of a Veteran’s journey, memories, service, and legacy take center stage.

In these moments that matter, families often face decisions that feel heavy, overwhelming, or unexpected. Social workers are there to help shoulder that weight.

For more information about Survivors Benefits, check out the VA Survivors Benefits and Services Guides at https://www.va.gov/SURVIVORS/SBB2026DigitalEdition.pdf.

08/22/2026

If you’re struggling with drugs or alcohol, you don’t have to face recovery alone.
To learn more about VA substance use treatment, visit www.mentalhealth.va.gov/substance-use/

Did you know? Certain Veterans and designated caregivers registered with the Department of Veterans Affairs are eligible...
08/22/2026

Did you know? Certain Veterans and designated caregivers registered with the Department of Veterans Affairs are eligible to access DOD installations in the 50 states, District of Columbia, Guam and Puerto Rico to obtain authorized benefits.

All individuals seeking unescorted access to a DOD installation must establish their identity through the presentation of an acceptable form of photo ID), their fitness (through an on-the-spot criminal records and terrorism check) and their purpose.

Learn more:https://download.militaryonesource.mil/12038/MOS/Factsheets/Transition-Plan-For-Patronage-Expansion-Act-InfoPaper.pdf

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400 Veterans Avenue
Biloxi, MS
39531

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