Tucson VA Medical Center

Lorrie Best _{on Google}

Mar 8th, 2024

Receptionist at physical therapy check in in building 60 was irritated that I didn't immediately give her my name. Very inpatient and bothered with me. I was trying to say I didn't have an appt but was just picking up paperwork and she very rudely again said "name". Please, if you don't want to help veterans and be pleasant, don't work here.

Matthew Corl _{on Google}

Mar 4th, 2024

No help on phone for out of state illness

David Green _{on Google}

Feb 27th, 2024

Going on 3 years retired and I use this place a lot. The Tucson VA clinic is very organized. Appointments are organized and I get reminders to confirm/cancel/reschedule. Showtime is very prompt. Rarely, do wait more than 15 minutes past my scheduled appointment time. The medical care here is amazing as well. My regular MD is very knowledgeable and the referral process is about as simplistic as it can be. LOVE THIS PLACE!!!

Christa _{on Google}

Feb 5th, 2024

My husband is a Viet Nam veteran who goes to the VA Medical Center for healthcare quite often. He lost part of his hearing and, like many veterans, has a hard time hearing soft spoken people. The young people that work there, mostly young women, are VERY soft spoken. You would think that they would get a clue when veterans constantly ask them to repeat what they have said. Some one needs to have the sensitivity and foresight to train these administrative and clinical people to speak in a louder tone so that they can be heard and not wait until the veteran asks them to repeat it. It's more than just "speaking up," and more than just basic consideration. The veterans NEED TO KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. It's important that you realize that the information is critical to them. Thank you.

jessamyn trame _{on Google}

Jan 29th, 2024

Wonderful on-time appointments. Extremely efficient. I'm impressed.