Welfare Info

Military Exposure Registry Examination Program

Veterans Health Administration (VHA)

What is Military Exposure Registry Examination Program?

Veterans may have been exposed to a range of chemical, physical, and environmental hazards during military service.

Veterans who believe they may have been exposed to toxins or certain vaccinations with side effects are eligible to receive a voluntary medical assessment that will help the VA track data on Veterans' health.

Administration

Military Exposure Registry Examination Program is administered by Veterans Health Administration (VHA).

Program Requirements

Registry examinations are not part of the Medical Benefits Package. You do not have to apply for health care to get a registry exam. There are no length-of-service requirements.

For more information, please visit VA's Public Health homepage.

Application Details

What is the application process for Military Exposure Registry Examination Program?

To receive a medical exam, contact your local VA Environmental Health Coordinator. Contact information for local health coordinators can be found on VA's Public Health "Directory of Environmental Health Coordinators" page.

Contact Info

1-800-827-1000

How to Apply

Find your Local VA Health Coordinator

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