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Indian Health Service leaders gained valuable insight by observing VA’s Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) go-live operations in Indiana.

Recently extended through June 30, 2019, the agreement will continue to improve the Veteran experience with community care by providing timely access to care closer to home and strengthening VA’s high-performing network within a culturally sensitive community.

Televeda’s Hero’s Story Project connects American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans through culturally grounded talking circles, peer support and VA resources.

VA is in the process of bringing the new Federal Electronic Health Record Management system online.

VA’s telehealth services help a Veteran with parkinsonism access specialty care and stay active in his community.

Answers to questions that CHAMPVA beneficiaries may have about how other health insurance works with CHAMPVA benefits.

Boy Scout Nicholas Straber has undertaken a community service project aimed at aiding homeless Veterans in Indianapolis.

Charles “Little Eagle” Reyes worked at VA for 46 years. He came back to share his Indian heritage with Veteran patients and VA staff.

VA’s Mission Daybreak provides culturally informed suicide prevention resources for native Veterans.

Celebrating Black Veteran artists from the National Veterans Creative Arts Festival.

The Chinle clinic represents “a huge step in making good on our obligation to serve our Native Veterans as well as they’ve served us and our country.”

Governor’s award is Indiana’s environmental recognition for programs that positively impact Indiana’s environment.