At this time we DO NOT have the vehicles to provide this service.
Many veterans need assistance with transportation to and from VA medical facilities for needed treatment, so the DAV operates a nationwide transportation network to meet this need. Through the Transportation Network, DAV volunteers drive veterans to and from VA medical facilities for treatment.
In Oklahoma, the Transportation Network is just one example of how the DAV veterans help veterans - and how the OK DAV helps Oklahoma veterans. The DAV stepped in to meet a substantial community need when the federal government terminated its veteran VA medical transportation program. The DAV has 189 Hospital Service Coordinators around the country who coordinate the transportation needs for disabled veterans.
Need a ride? Contact the OK DAV chapter in your community.
Rogers County Chapter 44 is serving veterans from around the NE Oklahoma area. You don't have to live in Rogers County to join us or even be disabled. You just have to have a DD 214 and want to contribute you talents to our chapter. Our goal is helping all veterans in obtaining their VA benefits. Our Chapter has more than 260 members with 30+ attending our monthly meetings. Pot luck dinner starts at 6 PM and the meeting starts at 7 PM. Be there or be square!
