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WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) today announced it will conduct hundreds of events in VA facilities across the nation on Mar. 29 to recognize, honor and thank U.S. Vietnam Veterans and their families for their service and sacrifices as part of the national Vietnam War Commemoration. Click here to read enitre article.
Read moreOver 300,000 US soldiers have been diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injury since 2000, many at risk for epilepsy. New VHA online videos show how Vets with epilepsy are able to live full, successful lives. Click here to read entire article.
Read moreAs many of you have probably heard, we have been working hard to make immediate improvements to the experience of Veterans, community providers and VA staff when accessing community care. Just recently, we modified the Veterans Choice Program contract to eliminate some of the unnecessary administrative burdens placed on community providers that often delayed timely
Read moreFamily Caregivers play an important role in recovery. You can offer support, encouragement, and guidance to your injured family member, and help ensure the treatment plan established by the medical professionals caring for the Veteran is followed. Click here to read entire article.
Read moreVA has announced new steps it is taking to reduce Veteran suicide. The steps follow a February 2 Summit, “Preventing Veteran Suicide – A Call to Action,” that brought together stakeholders and thought leaders to discuss current research, approaches and best practices to address this important subject. Click here to read entire article.
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