Federal EHR tools reduce repetitive steps and speed up daily tasks for Dayton VA nurses, enabling safer, more efficient and more patient-centered care.
Televeda’s Hero’s Story Project connects American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans through culturally grounded talking circles, peer support and VA resources.
More than 2,600 Columbus, GA-area Veterans and families found benefits, trusted answers and support at the free, barrier-free We CARE Vet Fair.
Veteran James Barger found stability and purpose honoring Veterans through VA’s Cemetery Apprentice Program after overcoming addiction and homelessness.
Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System’s Community Residential Care program is helping a Veteran stay connected to the VA care he needs as he ages.
More than 1,000 Veterans gathered at the Pasadena Convention Center for a unique benefits fair, leaving with healthcare enrollments, job leads and support.
With Provider Connect, Veterans could receive specialist guidance during primary care appointments, eliminating lengthy wait times and unnecessary travel.
We CARE Vet Fair in Georgia brought Veterans, families and caregivers together for one-stop access to benefits, healthcare and community support.
By bringing together data and information, VA helps ensure that Veterans experiencing homelessness get the support they need when they need it.
The VA Careers Talent Community offers exciting new information about what it means to work at VA and how you can become part of our team.
Mental healthcare is an important part of VA’s investment in Whole Health, and we need your expertise to help make a difference in the lives of Veterans.
Spiritual care is not a secondary need. For Veterans who are homeless, VA chaplains provide healing and support as part of their care team.












