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An Inspector General found the Hampton VA system is straining to keep up with patient load

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The Chesapeake VA clinic was expected to have more providers to alleviate the burden in Hampton.
A Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General found the Hampton VA healthcare system is struggling to keep up with a 7% increase in patient load and adjust to new leadership.

New medical facilities are supposed to help deal with some of those problems.

Veterans are assigned to a team of providers in the VA healthcare system. Inspectors were told that primary care teams at Hampton struggled to keep the number of veterans assigned to each team down to 110% of the level the VA recommends.

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