Kenosha VA Clinic in Kenosha, Wisconsin provides outpatient mental health care, behavioral health services, psychiatry, therapy, medication management, consultation, evaluation, treatment, telehealth, virtual visits, remote care, telephone care, social work, suicide prevention, and women Veteran care. The clinic offers support for Veterans through mental health appointments, safety planning, enhanced case management, counseling services, military sexual trauma care, and walk-in care for military sexual trauma-related needs. Its outpatient clinic also provides primary care and specialty health services, including mental health care and women’s health services.
Care at Kenosha VA Clinic supports Veterans experiencing depression, grief, anxiety, personality disorders, addictive behaviors, substance abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), combat-related stress disorder, anger management concerns, relationship challenges, confused thinking, memory problems, invasive thoughts or ideas, aggressive behaviors, self-harming behaviors, trauma, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and military sexual trauma. Services are available for Veterans, women Veterans, LGBQ+ Veterans, and families, with support designed to improve emotional well-being, strengthen safety planning, connect people to ongoing counseling, and help Veterans access appropriate outpatient behavioral health care.
It's a good place for members to of the lgbt community to get tested, without having to feel judged by a primary physician. The staff works really hard at reaching out to the community. PrEP is easy and accessible here.. at little to no cost... compared to most places. I like that you don't have to make an appointment and that walk in are accepted. It's challenging sometimes to make an appointment and having to commit yourself to a specific date and time.. especially when life happens and things come up.
Discharged in August. So three months ago. Originally I wanted to write a review right after I left, but I decided to wait a little while, and now I think it's the perfect time to finally write a review about this place.
The most misleading joke of the recovery system. Waited 2 months to see a psychologist and after filling out my life's history and signing legal documents of family history and my own lifetime story they finally tell me the dr is ready to seemed. They put me in this tiny room with a computer in my face and tell me to enter my name the dr will be with me shortly. All I can see on computer screen is a small picture of my face. Where's the dr? I want him to see all of me. My pain and suffering. I have a chronic illness. Disabled. Took every ounce of my energy to get there. They should be ashamed to call themselves a dr. Office. I walked out! Then this dr calls and says he is in Milwaukee! An hour north of me! Lies of omission are still lies. If I wasn't veto physically see a dr for hundreds of dollars I had the right to be told that! I apologize to my brothers and sisters trying to get sober. You deserve so much more! This place brings me to tears!