Detroit — The inspector general for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said past leadership failures at Detroit's veterans hospital resulted in a "poor" culture that did not prioritize ...

OMI investigators found that veterans at higher risk for post-operative complications or death were subjected to elective (non-emergency) procedures at the Detroit VA, and that the hospital ...

More than 36 percent of veterans who receive care at the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit have received a first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine since late December when regular ...

DETROIT (WWJ) - Outraged over what they say are unfair and poor working conditions, employees at Detroit's John Dingell VA Medical Center are rallying for change. A group of about 100 workers and ...

Dr. Pamela Reeves, medical center director for the Dingell VA Center, also told the Free Press that while Detroit’s rating steadily improved from 2010 through 2014, changes since then in the ...

Update: Nurse who died from coronavirus was a hero, risked her life for veterans, son says "A Detroit VA Medical Center employee in their 70s has died due to complications from Coronavirus (COVID-19).

At the John Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit, only 1,478 appointments out of 162,127 required a wait time greater than 30 days and just 95 appointments were scheduled more than 3 months out.

In a statement, the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, the largest in the state that sees more than 65,000 veterans each year, confirmed it is receiving some patients from the Detroit VA Hospital ...

DETROIT, MI – The John D. Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit is doubling as a warming center this week as temperatures are expected to drop well below freezing on the heels of a large snow ...

DETROIT (AP) - A report shows Detroit's Veterans Affairs hospital spent more than $300,000 on patient televisions that couldn't be installed. The Detroit Free Press reports Wednesday that a design ...

The number of veterans experiencing homelessness in Detroit dropped from 348 in 2017 to 119 as of September, representing about a 70% decline, according to an analysis by Community Solutions.