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After being told he was dying, Roy Clifton chose Sheridan VA for hospice care. Thanks to expert wound care, he recovered and will reunite with his spouse of 73 years.

Emory Healthcare Veterans Program offers no cost treatment, travel, and meals for Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program treating PTSD.

The doctors gave her the choice of having her husband continue treatment in the hospital or take him home. “No way I was going to leave him there.” Her experience is a class for all caregivers. 

Deputy Undersecretary for VA's Office of Economic Opportunity

VA is working closely with DoD to get vocational rehabilitation & employment info to Servicemembers where they are currently serving - on military bases.

VA Research and Development published three News Briefs highlighting a new substance that could improve wound healing, service dogs for Vets with PTSD and a peer-led PTSD treatment.

Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System’s Community Residential Care program is helping a Veteran stay connected to the VA care he needs as he ages.

Spiritual care is not a secondary need. For Veterans who are homeless, VA chaplains provide healing and support as part of their care team.

Eastern Oklahoma VA uses its mobile medical unit and homeless care team to deliver health care to Veterans experiencing homelessness in Tulsa and connect them with housing support.

Trailblazing women like Dorothea Dix built the foundation for postwar care, transforming how America supported soldiers after the Civil War.

Dedicated teams work behind the scenes to improve safety and care quality, much like the agents in "Men in Black," ensuring Veterans receive the best care.

A heartwarming story about how one Veteran and his Veteran dog are healing together, learning to heal physical and mental wounds.

A visit to the emergency department can be overwhelming. An innovative program is helping Veterans stay out of the ER by providing care to them within the comfort of their own home.