Inside Veterans Health

If drinking alcohol is affecting your life or the life of a Veteran you care about, know that VA has a variety of proven treatments that can help.

Preventive health care is important. Women Veterans, talk with your VA primary care provider about checkups, screenings, and vaccines you need.

Updated Access to Care website provides Veterans improved wait time information, making it easier for them to plan their health care visits.

1990-91 Gulf War Veterans with questions about Gulf War Illness are invited to engagement sessions with experts who want to hear from you.

The newly created Outpatient Diuresis Clinic is a game changer for Navy Veteran Jack Pinkston and his spouse after quadruple bypass.

Coast Guard Veteran the first patient in the state of Texas to receive a new leadless pacemaker implant designed to regulate his heart.

Podcasts will introduce Veterans to new benefits and program innovations and tell how VA will continue to prevent Veteran homelessness.

VA’s National TeleOncology allows Veterans to receive world-class oncology care and services, regardless of where they live.

Digital divide: The gap between people who do and do not have access to the internet or internet devices. VA Digital Divide Consult can help.

You have questions about the Veterans Crisis Line; we have answers. You are not alone and the Veterans Crisis Line is here to support you.

VA speech-language pathologists help Veterans learn strategies to improve their cognitive functioning and improve their quality of life.

Advance care planning is the process of considering what’s important to you and what your preferences are for care now and in the future.