The release of the PREVENTS Roadmap is the first critical step in advancing the national priority of preventing suicide in this nation.
Upgrading technological tools for VA's Patient Advocates helps Veterans and staff to better track concerns and compliments, and use data to make continuous improvements to VA overall.
Veterans can update their VA profile information, including address and phone number, to ensure timely delivery of benefits and services at VA.gov.
VA partners with the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, American Red Cross, LinkedIn and Facebook to better connect Veteran and military caregivers.
Help prevent suicide and non-natural death among Veterans by participating in the Operation Deep Dive survey from America's Warrior Partnership.
VA’s Knowledge Management (KM) Solution has reached a record 100,000 users who have visited nearly 20,000 KM articles about VA benefits, services, and claims processing. VA's KM is accessible online to Veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors.
Using a new-to-VA methodology known as Human Centered Design (HCD), VA created what is now known as the Veteran Journey Map and dozens of others since then.
After years of research and development, VA unveiled the Patient Advocate Tracking System Replacement and has implemented it nationwide.
Veteran News Network offers instead, a mix of entertaining, informative and inspiring Veteran-centric content 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Whole Health is VA’s cutting-edge approach to care that supports Veteran health and well-being.
The VA Welcome Kit answers the question "What can VA do for me?"
VA is using Veteran feedback to make improvements, like the Lexington VA focusing on improving the patient check-in process for Veteran patients.