The WDVA has implemented several temporary closures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Given the current status of COVID-19 and the recommendations of medical experts, the Centers for Disease Control and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, these decisions are in the best interest of the health and safety of our veterans, visitors and staff.
Many of our programs and services can be accessed online or by phone, but face-to-face meetings are limited. WDVA has launched a webpage to share updates about the operational status of our programs and services.
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The 2020 Census will impact our community for at least the next decade. Census invitations have started to arrive in the mailboxes of every household across the country. If you haven't received yours, make sure you're counted here.
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If you visit Ainsworth Hall at the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King on a Wednesday, there’s a chance you’ll hear Elvis Presley’s voice spilling out into the hallway from the Namaste room. If not Elvis, it’s likely that polka or opera will be playing through the speakers.
The songs are part of the music therapy program at King, which can also include activities like drumming, games, guided relaxation, movement, instrument playing, song writing, discussion and sensory stimulation. Read more »
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