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  • Houston VA adopts advanced robotic surgery technology for Veterans

    Houston VA adopts advanced robotic surgery technology for Veterans

    Houston VA introduces advanced da Vinci 5 robotic surgery systems, improving precision, recovery times, and outcomes for Veterans.

  • Bringing technology and community together to keep Veterans safe

    Bringing technology and community together to keep Veterans safe

    Seven new suicide prevention programs help Veterans connect with support through technology and community-based approaches.

  • Using technology to help Veterans manage diabetes

    Using technology to help Veterans manage diabetes

    Lakshmi Singh, a clinical pharmacist at VAMHCS, enhances diabetes care with new tech, improving lives of Veterans like Andrew Francis and Howard Carney.

  • New Heart Care technology improves Veterans’ quality of life

    New Heart Care technology improves Veterans’ quality of life

    Houston VA became the first VA Medical Center to utilize new technology to improve the quality of life for Veterans with heart failure.

  • Tech support for a Veteran’s heart emergency  

    Tech support for a Veteran’s heart emergency  

    Houston VA nurses provide a lifeline for Louisiana Veteran in emergency with lifesaving on-the-spot support.

  • Veterans benefit from early lung cancer detection

    Veterans benefit from early lung cancer detection

    Veterans at risk for lung cancer who receive care at Asheville VA can get screened and treated while cancer is still in its early stages.

  • Veteran finds purpose with immersive technology

    Veteran finds purpose with immersive technology

    Thanks to group virtual reality and immersive technology sessions, Veteran Dennis Wagner has found purpose and community after his wife’s passing.

  • Opening protected emails from the Department of Veterans Affairs

    Opening protected emails from the Department of Veterans Affairs

    Protected emails from VA safeguard sensitive information and are easy to open by authorized recipients.

  • Protecting Veterans from Romance Scams

    Protecting Veterans from Romance Scams

    Online dating can be dangerous for Veterans, especially as romance scams become more prevalent.

  • Connecting Veterans in the virtual world with technology

    Connecting Veterans in the virtual world with technology

    Gulf Coast VA is one of VA medical centers participating in a groundbreaking initiative that uses technology to foster connection.

  • Defenders protect Veterans at medical center

    Defenders protect Veterans at medical center

    Southeast Louisiana VA has a team of defenders specially trained to protect Veterans and employees at medical facilities.

  • Upcoming sign-in changes protect Veteran data

    Upcoming sign-in changes protect Veteran data

    Jan. 28 is Data Privacy Day. Learn how VA’s secure sign-in changes boost data protection for Veterans and their caregivers.

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Last updated January 12, 2026

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