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Women Veterans’ health fair and engagement session were held to get feedback and ideas and integrate them into programs and services.

Social workers are important to VA health care, providing support to and advocacy for Veterans and their families.

Pittsburgh VA and Advocate Health Advisors helped the family of an elderly Veteran artist provide care and comfort in his final days.

The new outpatient clinic in Tulsa has opened its doors for Veterans in Eastern Oklahoma. The new clinic will serve 36,000 Veterans.

A Veteran Navy hospital corpsman and her husband both had kidney failure. She describes the “earth shattering” experience and how a VA partnership with the American Kidney Fund has helped them cope.

Veteran and VA Voluntary Chief Bill Browning discusses the motivation behind the successful volunteer program he oversees in Detroit, "My time spent in the military was rewarding, I never thought I'd come back to VA, but the care I received there was such a motivation and it really changed my life, saved my life."

Anthony Juarez is an Intermediate Care Technician (ICT) with the [...]

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is hosting more than 400 health care leaders at a landmark Veteran Patient Experience Symposium to improve customer service.

Dr. Matthew Bair is a general internal medicine physician and VA health services researcher. His main research interest is pain management in primary care. Over the last 15 years, Bair has been part of a team that has worked to improve pain management for Veterans, particularly through combining pharmacologic (drug) and non-pharmacologic treatments.

The Rocky Mountain Regional Veterans Affairs Medical Center located in Aurora, replaces the original hospital in Denver which was built more than 60 years ago.

In this series, we would like you to meet just a few of VA’s Patient Advocates – like Marilynn Jones (above) – and to read about why they love their job and some of the good things they do for Veterans.

Concerts, Valentines, and a lot of Americans saying Thank You…all part of VA’s National Salute to Veteran Patients. Along with a chance for you to learn how you can volunteer to help our heroes.