Some veterans face multiple barriers to VA mental healthcare service use. However, there is limited understanding of how veterans’ experiences and meaning systems shape their perceptions of barriers to VA …
Veteran-centered barriers to VA mental healthcare services use Read More »
This study focused on post 9/11 veterans. It aimed to find out whether the numerous employment training programs available are beneficial to this particular cohort. The study found that there …
In coming months, physicians at Veterans Affairs hospitals will start their patient visits with a seemingly mundane but potentially radical question: “Should someone else be in the room too?” The …
As part of our commitment to those that have served, taxpayers will spend $100 billion in 2019 towards benefits programs for veterans. Costs for these programs have more than quadrupled …
Three years ago, a succession of scandals at the Department of Veterans Affairs revealed veterans were dying due to negligence, fraud and abuse at VA hospitals across the nation. In …
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Veterans and registered voters widely support allowing vets to seek medical care outside the VA system. Responding to a new poll, 98 percent of veterans and 95 percent of registered …
This country has made a commitment to care for the men and women of our armed services that were disabled or injured in the line of duty. However, the DC …
Former DC VA director who jeopardized veterans’ health back with VA Read More »
More than 500 patients of the Buffalo Veterans Affairs Medical Center will be notified that they may be at risk of infection due to “an improperly cleaned medical scope.” The …
WASHINGTON — Veterans will be able to schedule medical appointments online and consult with physicians on their mobile phones through an array of new telehealth offerings unveiled by the White …
New tools let vets schedule appointments, meet with doctors through their phones Read More »
