What does USGH mean in US GOVERNMENT

USGH provides a wide variety of medical services including primary and specialty care, mental health treatments, and rehabilitative services. We also offer preventative care such as wellness exams, disease management programs, nutrition counseling, and smoking cessation programs.

USGH operates numerous clinics, speciality centers and medical centers located throughout the United States. Additionally, we manage a network of more than 120 contracted outside providers to serve our veteran population.

Generally speaking healthcare provided through the U.S military or Department of Veterans Affairs is free for those enrolled in benefits or who were discharged under service-connected conditions. There may be applicable co-payments based on individual eligibility status for certain services or medications obtained from an outside provider.

To make an appointment with a provider at any one of our facilities simply call 1-800-VETERAN or submit an appointment request form online through www.vhaconsultconnector.com.

Yes! As part of its mission to improve the quality of life for veterans, USGH engages in numerous research initiatives which include clinical trials on new treatments and technologies as well as collaborations with universities nationwide that investigate diseases affecting veterans such as cancer and PTSD.