In line with VA’s strategic goal of effective communication with customers and partners, VA has partnered with Mediflix, which hosts a vast selection of educational content and technology to improve health care for Veterans.
Through this partnership, all Veterans will gain access to Mediflix’s digital platform and video channels which provide a wealth of educational content on significant health conditions from reputable medical institutions and associations such as the Cleveland Clinic, Yale Medicine and the American Heart Association.
VA is dedicated to ensuring Veterans have seamless access to the health care resources they need. By collaborating to leverage the latest technologies and strategic efforts, VA is helping Veterans lead healthier and more fulfilling lives.
The very best health care information Veterans deserve
In 2024, the partnership will expand, allowing Veterans to actively interact with Mediflix’s cadre of industry experts. This enhanced feature will enable Veterans to seek personalized and secure answers to their health-related questions.
“We are honored to partner with VA to innovate their health care education and communication efforts to better serve our Veterans and their families,” said Mediflix President Steve Leber. “Together, Mediflix and VA can touch every Veteran with the very best health care information they deserve, using the power of media and entertainment.”
For more information about VA health partnerships, visit Veterans Health Administration’s National Center for Healthcare Advancement and Partnerships.
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If you are having ANY procedure or surgery through the VA, always request the printed consent form. It will shock you how much MORE information is on it compared to what the doctor tells you. Horrifying that doctors dumb down and omit important info rather than thoroughly explaining everything to the patient.
It is your right to have a printed copy vs the electronic consent signature- which has nothing about risks and is all about stating that your doctor explained everything to you… which I guarantee they didn’t!
Add me to the broadcasts, please