Kent County CBOC (Delaware)

Primary Care – Evaluation and management of chronic and acute medical conditions; preventative health disease; health maintenance.
Mental Health – Individual and group psychotherapy; psychopharmacology to treat and manage a variety of psychiatric diagnosis.
Laboratory Services – Phlebotomy services will be available onsite. The Wilmington VA Medical Center will perform the tests and results will be readily available to the clinician via computer.
Social Work Services – Coordination of care; Psychosocial assessments. Social workers assist and advocate for Veterans and their families to resolve psychological, emotional, and financial stresses related to illness and disability. They are also actively involved in outreach, pre-admission and aftercare phases of VA’s health care programs. Social Work Service at the VA operates closely with all inpatient and outpatient medical, psychiatric, long-term care and other specialty services.
Tele-retinal Imaging
Non-VA Medical Care Program

Non-VA medical care is provided to eligible Veterans by community-based providers when those services are not “feasibly” available from a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical facility. The use of non-VA medical care is governed by federal laws covering eligibility criteria and other policies specifying when and in what situations it can be used. An authorization for treatment in the community is required for non-VA medical care – unless the medical event is an emergency. Emergency events may be reimbursed on behalf of the Veteran in certain cases.