About VA SE Clinic – Gilbert
Staff Sergeant Alexander W. Conrad VA Health Care Clinic, also known as the VA SE Clinic, is an outpatient facility in Gilbert, Arizona. They offer primary care and various specialty services. The latter include psychiatric care, physical medicine/rehabilitation and telehealth services. Their psychiatric services address common mental health conditions like depression, anxiety and PTSD. It also involves programming for veterans dealing with substance use addiction and co-occurring disorders. These challenges are often aggravated by stressful or adverse situations resulting from military life. The goal is to equip you with tools to maintain recovery from trauma and addiction while leading a healthy, productive life. Services include consultations, evaluation and group and individual therapy.
Therapy sessions help you address personal issues fueling your behavioral challenges and build effective coping strategies. It also helps you develop essential life skills such as communication and building relationships. This fosters relapse prevention and lasting recovery. They may offer alternative treatments and medication assistance when necessary. Their rehabilitation services can especially be helpful if you’re dealing with chronic PTSD. This includes medication and recreational therapy to create coping and social skills. Their therapist will deliver individualized support to help you manage pains, improve your independence and enhance your quality of life. They support same-day appointments and walk-in express care for emergency health issues. If eligible, you may get help with transportation to and from your appointment.
Secured telehealth support is available for most of their specialty care including mental health. This includes video conferencing, home telehealth services, and secure store-and-forward telehealth that lets you send/receive health information to/from VA facilities securely. Accessing care from the comfort of your home enhances flexibility. This is especially so when dealing with severe psychiatric conditions.
The best part is that you can qualify for care even if you’re not enrolled in VA health care. Their social services are also quite robust. Social workers can connect you to community resources like housing, employment support and financial aid. These services are very affordable and convenient. They accept Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE. You can also fund your treatment via VA financial hardship assistance if you’re uninsured and struggling financially.
Aftercare services may involve referral to peer support groups like AA or connection to VA community recovery services for ongoing support. Comments from past clients reflect an overwhelmingly positive experience and exceptional quality of care.
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