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The Sepulveda Ambulatory Care Center, Los Angeles Ambulatory Care Center, and other VA Clinics are operating as normal. The West Los Angeles VA Medical Center campus remains safe, with

health care operations continuing uninterrupted. Veterans are encouraged to check in advance for any changes to services or access. All minimally invasive procedures and emergencies will

continue as long as they do not require implantable devices.  Air quality testing will continue, and updates on surgical scheduling will be provided. Outpatient services, including the

dental clinic and hemodialysis unit, are fully operational and continue to serve Veterans with no interruptions. Elective procedures outside of operating rooms proceed as scheduled,

prioritizing Veteran care and safety.

San Gabriel Valley VA Clinic ReopensThe San Gabriel Valley VA Clinic will resume in-person appointments on Monday, January 13.

Although no official Evacuation Order or Warning was issued, high-risk Veterans residing on the north side of the campus were relocated as a precaution. Building 500 (main hospital) was

designated as a shelter-in-place location to accommodate any immediate needs.

VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System initiated proactive relocations of Veterans from various housing and care facilities near the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center campus. This measure

ensures preparedness and prioritizes the safety and well-being of Veterans.

These relocations reflect our commitment to preparedness, ensuring that Veterans, particularly those with mobility challenges or other unique needs, are relocated safely and efficiently. 

Air QualityAir quality has significantly improved across the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. Indoor and outdoor air quality levels have returned to normal ranges. Masks remain

available for staff, Veterans, and visitors who prefer to use them.