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This May will mark 20 years since the launch of the VA Telehealth Services program office. That’s 20 years of connecting Veterans to VA care from the comfort and convenience of their homes.

Digital divide: The gap between people who do and do not have access to the internet or internet devices. VA Digital Divide Consult can help.

VA’s telehealth services are celebrating two decades of advancement and opportunity, changing the face of how we provide health care for Veterans.

Veterans access Nutrition and Food Services programs offered by VA with technology like VA Video Connect. Virtual visits have positive impact.

In the past year, Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile have partnered with VA to break down barriers to providing mental health services to Veterans. Now, Sprint has released the first video to highlight VA’s TeleMental Health services. Dr. Teri Carper, a VA provider who took part in the production, reflects on the ways the TeleMental Health program has changed over the years. She also discusses how new technologies such as VA Video Connect are enabling more Veterans to take advantage of telehealth care.

During National Preparedness Month, Veterans and VA work together to strengthen community preparedness.

Suicide Prevention Telehealth can reduce treatment barriers and save lives.

Gerry Pennington participates in TelePhysical Therapy at home while recovering from surgery.

Intermediate Care Technician Randy Snider wanted to provide hands-on care to his fellow Veterans. As a SCOUTS field implementation agent, he can do just that.

Army Veteran and new dad Evan Burnside trades three-hour trips to VA facilities for quick messages with VA staff on VA Health Chat.

Erin Lovinus, Army Veteran and VA clinical social worker, uses VA Health Chat as part of her VA healthcare and recommends the app to others as well.

At VA, ophthalmologists, optometrists, and other eye care professionals are helping shape the future of vision care through cutting-edge technologies.