WASHINGTON, DC – Continuing his commitment to South Jersey veterans, U.S. Representative Frank A. LoBiondo (NJ-02) detailed his plans to hold the next enrollment clinic in Atlantic County to help local veterans in determining their eligibility and, if eligible, facilitate their participation in the VA healthcare system. The Atlantic County enrollment clinic hosted at the Atlantic Cape Community College will be held Oct. 28.
“These enrollment and benefits clinics have registered and assisted hundreds of South Jersey veterans. With more veterans enrolled, we continue to make the case to the VA that more local healthcare services are needed,” said LoBiondo. “Over the past year in partnership with the VA, we have significantly expanded community-based services available locally for South Jersey veterans to include more than 220 provider agreements with non-VA medical professionals. Bringing additional services remains the mission that will not end. I remain committed to our veterans and will continue to host these clinics while working to expand local access to VA services.”
LoBiondo has long advocated for greater local healthcare services and continues to work with VA officials in Wilmington and Philadelphia and local veterans groups to bring additional services to South Jersey’s four VA community-based clinics (Vineland, Northfield, Cape May, Sewell).
As at previous enrollment clinics, there will be representatives from the VA Medical Centers and Benefits offices on hand to answer veterans’ questions and explain eligibility requirements. Veterans who plan to attend are asked to bring their DD-214.
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