Women Health Clinic Fargo VA
Irene Johnson,
Women Veterans Program Manager
2101 N Elm Street
Fargo, ND 58102
Phone 1-800-410-9723 ext 3893
Women Veterans Health Care addresses the health care needs of women Veterans and works to ensure that timely, equitable, high-quality, comprehensive health care services are provided in a sensitive and safe environment at VA health facilities nationwide. We strive to be a national leader in the provision of health care for women, thereby raising the standard of care for all women.
Every Wednesday Afternoon
By appointment only -call 1-800-410-9723
Press 2 for Central Scheduling
Maternity Care
Maternity Care is contracted to local communities
Community Based Out Patient Clinics
- Bismarck: 701-221-9152
- Dickinson: 701-483-6017
- Grafton: 701-352-4059
- Jamestown: 701-952-4787
- Minot: 701-727-9800
- Williston: 701-577-9838
Native Domain
Native Veterans represent the highest proportion of rural Veterans in the country. The often isolated and dispersed nature of rural Native Veterans presents significant barriers for access and quality of care. In response to these challenges, the Office of Rural Health established the Native Domain to serve as a national resource on healthcare issues for rural Native Veterans.
A variety of projects were developed to support implementation, identification and dissemination of information on culturally-competent best practices for rural Native (American Indian/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander) Veteran clinical care and outreach.
Learn more about the Native Domain.
Homeless Female Veterans
Homelessness among women veterans is expected to rise as increasing numbers of women in the military reintegrate into their communities as veterans. Women currently make up 8% of the total veteran population and 14.6% of the active duty military, increasing to an estimated 16% by 2035. The number of homeless women veterans has doubled from 1,380 in 2006 to 3,328 in 2010. This offers links to several programs for female veterans.