VHA TRAIN is offering community providers new online courses on caring for the Veteran population. Courses are in the areas of military culture, suicide prevention and more topics unique to Veterans.
Learn about the options VA offers for community providers to submit Veteran medical documentation in a timely manner. Help VA provide Veterans with seamless care by supporting these efforts.
On Sept. 24 at 1 p.m. ET, VA will host a webinar for all VA and community providers to discuss the process of prescribing formulary, non-formulary or preferred medications to Veterans.
The process uses high-quality, evidence-based tools and practices designed to help VA provide preventive mental health care to Veterans before they reach a crisis point.
Beginning Oct.1, community care authorization, coordination, billing and payments will take place directly between VA and the Veteran’s community provider until contracts are awarded for the new community care network.
“Our outside providers are an essential part of our network and we need to improve our system of payments for their services," said VA Secretary Dr. David J. Shulkin.
VHA TRAIN is an intuitive and easy-to-access portal that is making Veteran-focused continuing medical information more available to the community providers.
Are you a provider new to working with VA through its community care programs? This programs overview webinar is just for you.
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Last fiscal year, VA provided mental health treatment to more than 1.6 million Veterans, resulting in over 21 million encounters. Of those, more than 133,000 Veterans received some of their mental health treatment through telehealth equaling more than 426,000 encounters.
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