VA News – End-of-life care is one of the most personal decisions a Veteran and their family will ever make. While each Veteran’s needs are unique, the setting in which hospice care is provided can
VA News – Even as the largest measles outbreak in decades continues to grow across the country, more and more Americans, Veterans included, have not had their measles vaccine. As a Veteran, protecting your health
This month’s issue: September is National Recovery Month – The VA provides a wide range of mental health resources, information, and treatment options to connect Veterans with both clinical care and peer support to help manage and overcome
VA News – Whether you’re driving, using public transportation, or need special accommodations, the VA Health and Benefits App now makes it easier than ever to submit your travel reimbursement claims. Managing your travel claims has
VA News – Vaccines are another great way to protect yourself from serious illnesses like flu, RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus), COVID-19 and pneumonia, and these vaccines are available at no cost to Veterans who receive
VA News – For many people who have experienced homelessness after serving in the military, the path to stable housing is not a straight line, but housing initiatives and other programs are available for Veterans.
VA News – As a Veteran, you know pressure, but stress doesn’t have to be a burden you face alone and sometimes, the fastest relief comes from a simple shift in perspective. Ready to find your
Veteran Affairs – The VA History Office upholds the highest model of excellence when honoring deceased Veterans, and how families of fallen World War II soldiers chose to honor their loved ones and preserve the
VA News – If you want to help a Veteran living on the street or in an encampment, here are some safe, useful ways to support them. Showing kindness and instilling hope can go a