With a focus on leadership and innovation, our Rural Scholars Fellowship offers you the chance to make a positive change in the lives of rural Veterans.
VA’s virtual care options are available to the millions of Veterans in rural areas
Home-Based Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation uses telehealth to eliminate barriers and increase rural Veterans’ access to care.
VA’s Whole Health involves more than just physical health care. VA’s Office of Rural Health Rural Veterans brings Whole Health initiatives to rural Veterans.
Battle Creek VA's outreach team crafted a comprehensive communications plan to reach primarily rural Veterans for PACT Act information events.
Air Force Veteran used to travel more than two hours to VA. That has changed thanks to chiropractic care at the Fort Dodge Clinic in Iowa.
VA’s Office of Connected Care helps Veterans in rural areas receive care through telehealth and other virtual tools.
The Rural WAVE uses civic engagement to help Veterans establish meaningful connections within their communities.
Learn more about VA programs designed to improve the health and quality of life of rural Veterans over the age of 65.
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.”
If you are a clinician with an interest in serving rural Veterans, you may be eligible for our Contract Buy-Out Program (CBOP), which pays off any debts you owe to your current employer.
Rural Veterans make up nearly a quarter of those who have served our country, and it’s our duty to make sure they have access to the care they need.