Telemental Health services helped a 56‑year‑old Army Veteran overcome decades of stigma and PTSD‑related barriers to finally access life‑changing virtual care.
Retired Army Col. Don Degidio uses telehealth to access specialty care and save the time it would take to travel to in-person appointments.
VA virtual care resources saved Veteran Eric Faulkner time and money by allowing him to manage his health care from home instead of driving to VA facilities.
Since 2021, Jim Olson has volunteered over 500 hours at Minneapolis VA, helping fellow Veterans use My HealtheVet and other virtual care technologies.
Apps and other virtual resources support the hard work of Veterans’ caregivers.
Podcast guests say Video Connect lets Veterans’ families be part of the visit and creates a more satisfying visit.
TeleRheumatology enables Shawntell and other Veterans to receive critical arthritis care from home or a VA clinic.
The Journal of General Internal Medicine published a collection of articles highlighting VA’s 20-year history of virtual care.
Following the rise of virtual care during the pandemic, VA is expanding services to provide Veterans choice in how they interact with their care teams.
Virtual Health Resource Clinic provides Veterans in-person training for a variety of virtual care tools.
To help commemorate Veterans Month, VA’s VR&E and Military Hire announce the "Breaking the Walls Down! Serving Those Who Served Virtual Career and Resources Fair."
Neuropsychologists Drs. Ana Messler and Yesenia Serrano are working together to help VA providers better serve Veterans.












