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Let your primary doctor know 6-8 weeks before you plan on traveling within the US. Planning overseas travel? Please alert your PACT team 8 weeks before leaving to ensure that you have all
advice/services you need before your trip. Ask for a Traveling Veterans Coordinator Consult. Tell your Patient Assigned Care Team: * Dates for travel and return date. * If you need:
vaccines, lab work, injections, and special consults. * Do not use a PO Box. * New Address-your medications will be mailed to this address. * Make sure you have enough medication before
you travel. * Refill your medications at your home VA 10-14 days before you run out of medication You can receive care at any VA site without a local primary team, even when your primary
doctor is out of state. * Labs * Vaccines * Nurse’s visits If you have an emergency while you are away: * Call 911 * Go to the closest Emergency/Urgent Room * Remember to let the
hospital know that you are a veteran, and the VA should be notified. * Veteran or family-please notify the VA in 72 hours at (24 hours/7days)