While innovation at VA can be as simple as a toothbrush, two award-winning innovations are using new technologies to help Veterans.
David Renfro of the VA Palo Alto Health Care System discusses how military medics and corpsmen can complete residencies at VA through SkillBridge.
Intermediate Care Technician Daniel Mendoza shares his experience on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic in Palo Alto.
Body scan is taking time to pause, breathe and notice how your body is responding to stress and fear. It can be a helpful and calming solution.
VA’s Palo Alto is the first 5G-enabled VA hospital, unlocking the potential to dramatically advance healthcare for America’s Veterans. “It’s like leaving a dirt road to get on a superhighway.”
VA Palo Alto Health Care System Director Thomas Fitzgerald discusses his post-military career path at VA and Intermediate Care Technician careers.
APOLLO is a complex acronym for a data collection project with an important goal: individualized cancer treatment. VA is working with federal partners in largely unprecedented cancer research.
VA's Palo Alto Health Care System launched its month long social media campaign to help spark awareness about the risks of heart disease and stroke - and efforts it's taking to help save lives of women Veterans and their families.
The National Institutes of Health’s All of Us Research Program recently [...]
VA’s Dr. Ann McKee and Dr. Tony Wyss-Coray were recently named to TIME Magazine’s list of the 50 most influential people in health care in 2018.
Managed by VA’s Office of Health Services Research & Development, the first of its kind center will be named for Sen. Elizabeth Dole in recognition of her national leadership and advocacy on behalf of the nation’s 5.5 million military and Veteran caregivers.
More than 40 Veterans attended a unique event in June as a large team of recruiters from Google descended upon the VA Palo Alto’s Menlo Park campus to help share their knowledge and train Veterans in critical job seeking skills.











