Immersive technology brings a new level of engagement and sense of presence to each Veteran’s health care experience.
“My father always stressed that every Veteran should be treated with respect. The most important aspect of a Veteran’s experience is to reinforce that every Veteran is valued and respected.”
If you have questions, the VA Privacy Service's new “Protecting Veteran Privacy” website has answers.
The first interaction many Veterans will have when they inquire about the care and benefits they have earned from their service are through VA Contact Centers.
From Jan. 23-25, 2024, the Veterans Experience Action Center threw open its virtual doors to 258 Alaska Veterans.
Innovation & Improvement Expo showcased projects that have improved Veteran experiences and provided educational sessions for employees.
The Diffusion Program facilitates the replication of innovation. This reduces surgical readmission rates and improves Veterans’ experience.
The Veterans Experience Office is excited to announce the top two winners of the new Community Catalyst Award, The Greater Miami Valley myVeteran Community of Ohio, and Project for Return and Opportunity in Veterans Education (PROVE) from New York.
Birmingham VA chosen as the first pilot site for virtual reality training specific to the hospital discharge process. Provides insight into the patient perspective.
In a landmark event, the first national women Veterans Experience Action Center (VEAC) was held Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, 2023.
National Volunteer Week. Every volunteer makes such a difference in our Veterans’ lives and enhances the Veteran experience.
Beyond its virtual nature, the Colorado Veterans Experience Action Center held Aug. 22-23 was a testament to the power of unity in a digital world.