
If you've served your country through thick and thin, here's something relevant to your interests. Veterans from Central Minnesota, along with the survivors of those who served during the Vietnam War, Gulf War, and post-9/11 conflicts, can get essential information on their healthcare and compensation benefits this August 17, as reported by Wright County Minnesota. Specifically, for those who've been exposed to burn pits and other toxic substances during their service, a PACT Act claims clinic is opening its doors to provide the answers you need.
Set your clocks, the clinic will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., giving you a good chunk of your Saturday to drop by. While appointments are a surefire way to reserve your spot, walk-ins will be warmly received, according to the Wright County official website. Just remember to bring along your DD-214 or other discharge documents and any correspondence you've had with the VA regarding existing or past claims. The clinic is up and running in Building 8 at the Veterans Administration Medical Center, right off 4801 Veterans Drive in St. Cloud.
Being prepared is key, so if you're looking to book a time that suits your schedule, pick up the phone and call 320-255-6340.