The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides healthcare services to its veterans across the United States, including territories and possessions. The facilities or sites consists of Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC), Community Living Centers (CLC), Domiciliary Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs (DRRTP), Independent Outpatient Clinics (IOC), Multi Contracted Sites (MCS), Mobile Outpatient Clinics (MOC), Mobile Veterans Centers (MVC), VA Hospitals (VAMC), VA Nursing Homes (VANH), and Veterans Centers (VCTR). The number of facilities used to calculate the enrollees per facility is a sum of the CBOCs, CLCs, DRRTPs, IOCs, MCSs, MOCs, MVCs, VAMCs, VANHs, and VCTRs.

Healthcare services are delivered through 21 geographically divided administrative areas called Veterans Integrated Services Networks (VISN). Each VISN contains a number of Veterans Health Administration (VHA) health care delivery sites. Key information about these sites is created and maintained in the Veterans Affairs Site Tracking (VAST) database, which serves as the official repository of data on the number and location of VHA's sites of health care delivery including medical centers, hospitals, nursing homes, living centers, contracted sites, domiciliary residential rehabilitation treatment programs, outpatient clinics, and vet centers.

The original VAST database was created by the Planning Systems Support Group (PSSG) in 1999 and it is updated on a continuous basis. This dataset provides a spatial representation of the information contained in the VAST database at the publication date. The key attribute in this data set is Station Number which is defined as a string of 3-7 characters with unique alphanumeric combinations for each site. If the string is only 3 characters, it is designated as a parent facility. If the string is 5 characters long, the first 3 characters refer to its parent facility and the last 2 characters designate it as a Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) or other supporting health care delivery site to a parent facility. If the string is 7 characters long, the first 3 are for its parent facility, the next 2 designate it as a supporting health care delivery site, and the last 2 characters designate it as a satellite or an additional access point for the supporting health site. Example: '402' is a parent facility in Maine. '402HB' is an associated CBOC located in a different town in Maine. '402HB01' stands for a satellite clinic also in a different town that is associated with the parent facility's CBOC.  The current dataset was updated in Q4 of 2013.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides healthcare services to its veterans across the United States, including territories and possessions. The facilities or sites consists of Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOC), Community Living Centers (CLC), Domiciliary Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs (DRRTP), Independent Outpatient Clinics (IOC), Multi Contracted Sites (MCS), Mobile Outpatient Clinics (MOC), Mobile Veterans Centers (MVC), VA Hospitals (VAMC), VA Nursing Homes (VANH), and Veterans Centers (VCTR). The number of facilities used to calculate the enrollees per facility is a sum of the CBOCs, CLCs, DRRTPs, IOCs, MCSs, MOCs, MVCs, VAMCs, VANHs, and VCTRs.

Healthcare services are delivered through 21 geographically divided administrative areas called Veterans Integrated Services Networks (VISN). Each VISN contains a number of Veterans Health Administration (VHA) health care delivery sites. Key information about these sites is created and maintained in the Veterans Affairs Site Tracking (VAST) database, which serves as the official repository of data on the number and location of VHA's sites of health care delivery including medical centers, hospitals, nursing homes, living centers, contracted sites, domiciliary residential rehabilitation treatment programs, outpatient clinics, and vet centers.

The original VAST database was created by the Planning Systems Support Group (PSSG) in 1999 and it is updated on a continuous basis. This dataset provides a spatial representation of the information contained in the VAST database at the publication date. The key attribute in this data set is Station Number which is defined as a string of 3-7 characters with unique alphanumeric combinations for each site. If the string is only 3 characters, it is designated as a parent facility. If the string is 5 characters long, the first 3 characters refer to its parent facility and the last 2 characters designate it as a Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) or other supporting health care delivery site to a parent facility. If the string is 7 characters long, the first 3 are for its parent facility, the next 2 designate it as a supporting health care delivery site, and the last 2 characters designate it as a satellite or an additional access point for the supporting health site. Example: '402' is a parent facility in Maine. '402HB' is an associated CBOC located in a different town in Maine. '402HB01' stands for a satellite clinic also in a different town that is associated with the parent facility's CBOC.  The current dataset was updated in Q4 of 2013.
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