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  • VA Telehealth brings care directly to Veterans

    VA Telehealth brings care directly to Veterans

    VA celebrates the fifth annual Telehealth Awareness Week.

  • Healthy aging for women Veterans: What you can do today for a stronger tomorrow

    Healthy aging for women Veterans: What you can do today for a stronger tomorrow

    Helpful information for women Veterans during Healthy Aging Month and what they can do to stay healthy.

  • How your surroundings support Whole Health

    How your surroundings support Whole Health

    A clutter-free space and connection to nature can both enhance your health and well-being. Learn how SMART goals and small steps make it possible.

  • Vaccines can help keep you healthy

    Vaccines can help keep you healthy

    Cold and flu season starts in the fall and typically runs through early spring. It’s important for Veterans to be aware of the vaccine options available to them.

  • Live Whole Health #281: Take a stand!

    Live Whole Health #281: Take a stand!

    Movement and mobility help you keep your independence. Tai Chi is a great practice for older Veterans. This recording offers a short practice for those who use a walker or a chair for balance.

  • A toast to health: One Veteran swaps cocktails for mocktails

    A toast to health: One Veteran swaps cocktails for mocktails

    Reducing alcohol intake with mocktails can positively affect your health.

  • Food as medicine: Your diet can promote health & well-being

    Food as medicine: Your diet can promote health & well-being

    The concept of “food as medicine” recognizes the role of your diet in managing your health.

  • New app helps Veterans recover from stroke

    New app helps Veterans recover from stroke

    Now there’s a tool designed to make process of recovering from stroke easier and more effective: the Stroke Recovery App.

  • Two telehealth resources help you eat healthier

    Two telehealth resources help you eat healthier

    Nutrition plays an important role in our overall health. Telehealth resources can help you set and achieve your healthy eating goals.

  • AMD: Low vision awareness for Veterans 

    AMD: Low vision awareness for Veterans 

    Learn how AMD and low vision impact you and what VA is doing to help improve your quality of life.

  • Breathe easier: COPD awareness for Veterans 

    Breathe easier: COPD awareness for Veterans 

    Don’t let COPD hold you back. Reach out today for screenings and support and take control of your lung health.

  • Take charge of your bladder health 

    Take charge of your bladder health 

    Addressing your bladder symptoms early can mean significant relief and major improvements in your everyday life.

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Last updated September 11, 2025

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