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Tacoma Vet Center
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs community-based counseling center offering readjustment counseling for eligible veterans, service members, and their families, including individual, group, marriage, and family counseling for PTSD, depression, grief, and military sexual trauma, plus referrals to VA and community benefits and services.
- Cost
- Free — Vet Center services are provided at no cost.
- Coverage
- Tacoma, Washington; serves Southwest Washington, the Olympic Peninsula, and surrounding areas (4916 Center Street, Suite E, Tacoma, WA 98409) (Washington)
- Eligibility
- Veterans, active-duty service members (including National Guard and Reserve), and their families; eligibility includes combat-theater service, military sexual trauma, service providing emergent medical care or mortuary services to casualties of war, unmanned aerial vehicle crew supporting combat operations, Coast Guard drug-interdiction members, and Vietnam Era veterans who accessed a Vet Center before January 2, 2013.
- Availability
- Call for more information or visit in person; individual and group counseling is available in person and via telehealth. Location: 4916 Center Street, Suite E, Tacoma, WA 98409.
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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