David Perry, chief officer of workforce management and consulting, discusses career opportunities for service-connected Veterans.
Veterans are using VA Video Connect in record numbers. Since its release last year, more than 100,000 video visits have been logged using the application.
VA’s TeleTBI program, led by Dr. Mi-Hyon Cho, leverages virtual care to rapidly connect Veterans across the U.S. with brain injury experts.
Growing Veteran satisfaction with and use of telehealth reflects VA’s continued commitment to providing high-quality care.
Learn how to better protect your VA health data with three simple tips.
Retired Army Col. Don Degidio uses telehealth to access specialty care and save the time it would take to travel to in-person appointments.
VA-guaranteed home loans are the unique option that makes housing more affordable for Veterans and service members.
Telehealth is physically distant but still fosters personal connections, as Ronald discovered with remote group therapy, yoga and blood pressure monitoring.
For providers at the Kansas City VA Medical Center, using ambient scribe for a 90-day evaluation reduced administrative time and improved patient visits.
VA Research highlights a telehealth tool for rural Women Veterans with chronic pain, how Veterans can quit smoking and home-based cardiac rehabilitation.
Air Force Veteran Robert Ordoyne uses VA TelePulmonology for convenient at-home respiratory therapy after coronary hypertension diagnosis.
VA's NADL staff attended the Lakota Nation Invitational to promote buying, building and renovating homes using the NADL program.












