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Welcome to Veterans Desk, your trusted resource for connecting healthcare professionals with opportunities to serve our nation’s veterans. This guide is tailored for Obstetricians and Gynecologists seeking to join the VA Community Care Network (CCN) to deliver high-quality women’s health services to female veterans.
Apply through your designated CCN administrator based on region:
VA-required provider training includes:
• HIPAA compliance and documentation standards
• VA care coordination protocols for women’s health
Training resources are available here
The number of women veterans is steadily increasing, creating a greater need for comprehensive reproductive and gynecologic care. OB/GYN providers are essential in managing a wide range of healthcare needs, including menstrual disorders, fertility issues, pregnancy care, menopause, and preventive screenings for cancers and STIs. Your specialized training ensures that veterans receive respectful, timely, and gender-specific care throughout every stage of life.
Provide high-quality reproductive healthcare for women veterans, a growing demographic with diverse and complex needs
Receive timely compensation for authorized OB/GYN services, including prenatal care and surgical procedures
Work with VA physicians, social workers, and behavioral health professionals to deliver holistic, integrated care
VA billing and claims support ensure you can focus on care delivery, not paperwork
Participate in VA-sponsored women’s health training and CME opportunities focused on veteran-specific care
Help veteran families navigate one of the most complex healthcare and service systems their children will encounter — with your expertise as the guide.
Covered services may include:
• Well-woman exams
• Pap smears and breast exams
• Prenatal and postpartum care
• Infertility consultations and treatments
• Contraception management
• Surgical procedures (e.g., hysterectomy, D&C, laparoscopy)
All services must be part of an authorized VA care plan.
Yes. High-risk prenatal care is eligible for reimbursement when authorized by the veteran’s VA care team based on medical necessity.
Yes, if medically necessary and pre-approved, these procedures are reimbursable under the VA CCN.
Coordination is typically managed through VA referral teams and case managers, who will oversee authorization, documentation, and follow-up communication.