Va boston’s west roxbury campus cuts ribbon on new library | va boston health care | veterans affairs
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BOSTON , MA — VA Boston Healthcare System officially opened a new library for Veteran patients at its West Roxbury campus Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2023. Vincent Ng, director of VA Boston HCS, and
Matthew Edwards, chief of VA Boston’s Center for Development and Civic Engagement, cut the ribbon on the new library. Centrally located on the first floor of Building 1, the library provides
easy access for both inpatient and outpatient Veterans, who can browse and borrow any books or magazines that may interest them. And there’s no return policy, so they don’t have to worry
about late fees! The project came about based on feedback from inpatient Veterans, who wanted more options for engagement and entertainment during their stays. "I want to thank Matt
Edwards and the Center for Development and Civic Engagement staff for their commitment to this project, and of course our community partners, who donated the funds and materials to help make
our Veterans’ and families’ inpatient stays here at West Roxbury a little more pleasant," Ng said during his remarks. "We hope this library will serve our Veterans for many years
to come." Photo caption (photo linked below): Left to right: Voluntary Service specialists Peter Tribuna and Eben Orcutt, Vincent Ng, director of the VA Boston Healthcare System, Dr.
Bonnie Charland, associate director for Quality Management, Lisa Alcala, patient experience officer, Matthew Edwards, chief of the Center for Development and Civic Engagement, Dr. Michael
Charness, chief medical officer, and Michael Payne, deputy executive director, during the ribbon cutting of a new library at the West Roxbury campus Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2021. (VA Boston HCS
photo by Winfield Danielson)