Veterans will no longer need a second VA physician to review and approve their eligibility to receive non-VA health care.

with about 3,500 using the national VA healthcare system. It's why his staff looked to answer their questions and guide them forward as some big changes are in the works. "With the changes ...

VA is making these changes for several reasons ... VA will continue providing easy access to manage your VA benefits and health care in other ways, including by phone or in-person.

The Veterans’ ACCESS Act would put veterans’ healthcare ... that to keep pushing VA forward. Community care isn’t privatization; it’s thinking outside the box to change the way healthcare ...

If you're a veteran receiving disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs, your bank account may look a little healthier this month. That's thanks to a 2.5% cos ...

Connecticut veterans expressed fear and uncertainty this week about possible threats to health care access in the face ... who don’t want to change a thing at VA, we will reform the department ...

Veterans who get their health care from ... working to gut the VA which is terribly understaffed, by cutting staff another 80,000. Even more troubling, the Veterans ACCESS Act, currently ...

modernizing its medical records and ensuring timely access to community care for the 9.2 million veterans enrolled in VA health care. The Government Accountability Office identified open ...

The Tibor Rubin Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Long Beach, CA, on July 31, 2019. Reporter Abortion rights advocates are concerned that the Trump Administration will reinstate an abortion ban at ...

Connecticut veterans expressed fear and uncertainty this week about possible threats to health care access in the face ... who don’t want to change a thing at VA, we will reform the department ...