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Pulmonologists play a critical role in helping patients breathe easier, and VA has a growing need for respiratory care.

One rural community supporting the well-being of Veterans is Big Spring, Texas (TX), a picturesque small city nestled between two foothills of the Caprock Escarpment. Read on to learn more about Big Spring and the George H. O’Brien, Jr. VA Medical Center (VAMC).

Loretta, West Texas VA's first facility service dog, brings joy, comfort and healing to Veterans, enhancing compassionate care.

VA remains committed to protecting Veterans with flu vaccines and easy access options during peak flu season.

The Home Telehealth Program at WTVAHCS brings care home—empowering Veterans with daily monitoring, real-time support, and fewer hospital visits.

Protecting Veterans against the flu: VA ramps up vaccination efforts with flu shot clinics and convenient walk-in options to ensure Veterans' health this season.

Essential tips to help Veterand maximize health care appointments at their local VA clinics with the help of My HealtheVet.

The Austin Vet Center, San Antonio Northwest Vet Center and South Texas Veterans Health Care System recently combined efforts to assist with disaster relief support for those affected by July flooding in the Texas Hill Country.

When heart surgery resulted in a life-threatening infection, the team at the West Texas VA Community Living Center (CLC) 77-year-old Veteran Milton McDonald back on his feet.

Glendoria Chatman-Scott has been helping people for 50 years at VA.

One strategy credited for the improvement is a focus on building trust and stronger patient-provider relationships.

Optometrist Dr. John Marshall has been eyewitness to major changes in VA optometric service.