The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs released an updated telehealth app for iPhones March 23 called VA Video Connect. Veterans will be able to use the app to participate in remote appointments ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has launched a new way for Veterans to connect with their health care providers from anywhere. VA Video Connect uses encryption to ensure a secure and private ...

One of the department’s primary telehealth programs is VA Video Connect, which allows veterans to connect with providers from anywhere, using encryption to ensure privacy. Such solutions reduce travel ...

The United States Department of Veterans Affairs operates one of the country’s largest telemedicine programs, with some 700,000 veterans receiving medical care and advice via their computers and ...

VA Video Connect, which the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) began piloting in 2017, is now being rolled out to veterans across the country. The service enables veterans to interact with ...

That raises potential concerns for the VA Video Connect app, which aims to help connect low-income and rural veterans with health care services. The VA has coordinated with broadband providers to ...

Maine Health Care System hosted VA Video Connect and Telehealth demonstrations at Togus in Augusta Monday. Using encrypted video to ensure the session is secure and private, VA Video Connect sets ...

VA selected Pennsylvania to expand the initiative ... “Anywhere-to-Anywhere” Telehealth Practice Authority using VA Video Connect. “Connecting our customers is critical to what we do at ...