US Department-Veterans Affairs

6 reviews

+1 (858) 404-8380

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180 Otay Lakes Rd

Bonita, CA 91902

+1 (858) 404-8380

http://www.vetcenter.va.gov

The Chula Vista Vet Center in Chula Vista, CA is a non-medical facility that provides confidential counseling services at no cost to Veterans, service members, and their families. They offer support for various needs such as depression, PTSD, and the psychological effects of military sexual trauma, and can also connect individuals with additional resources in the VA and the local community.

With multiple locations in the Chula Vista area, the Vet Center aims to be accessible and responsive to the needs of the community. They offer both traditional and non-traditional hours, and many services are available on a walk-in basis. The center is committed to providing counseling and support to those who have served, regardless of their VA registration or benefits status.

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3.56 reviews

Ricardo O.

8/20/2019

After almost a year of filing claim after claim after claim on my own using ebenefits I was at the end of the road with raising my disability rating. The Veteran center at my community college...

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Aj M.

4/7/2023

The counseling here is kind of hard to get an appointment so I would give the counseling section a three out of five star. But Denise with the recreational groups, is awesome. She always makes...

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Michael S.

7/5/2023

I have been diagnosed with PTSD and the group here facilitated by John is fantastic. Denise is always willing to help and give me info on vet benefits I am missing out on while Wanda goes above...

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V.E. A.

10/13/2019

I have been utilizing this center for over two years. This branch is very small and only has two counselors (I believe they just hired another one. They offer individual and group therapy. I do...

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Jody N.

2/15/2019

Do not come here for help! Came here to get help but the counselor tries to disprove that I'm a malingerer to make a long story short. My claim for PTSD had been approved for total and permanent...

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