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  • Modernizing technology is paramount to better deliver care, benefits and services to Veterans

    Modernizing technology is paramount to better deliver care, benefits and services to Veterans

    OIT’s 2017 Year in Review tells a story of partnerships throughout VA that overcome difficult challenges to modernize the technological backbone that enables VA employees to deliver the care, benefits and services Veterans have earned.

  • My HealtheVet has a new look – Check it out!

    My HealtheVet has a new look – Check it out!

    VA is committed to serving Veterans and providing them with the best possible health care. This is why VA redesigned My HealtheVet and adopted U.S. Web Design Standards to improve Veterans’ online experience. My HealtheVet, VA’s online personal health record, is a free tool to help Veterans take charge of their health care.

  • Updates from Houston: VA employees continue to deliver services following Hurricane Harvey

    Updates from Houston: VA employees continue to deliver services following Hurricane Harvey

    VA is working in the community in Houston to reach out to those affected by Hurricane Harvey. Here are some of their stories.

  • “Welcome to MyVA” – Getting it right from the start!

    “Welcome to MyVA” – Getting it right from the start!

    You know what they say about the importance of first [...]

  • What happens after a Veteran enrolls with the VA health care system? Your “Welcome to VA” Phone Call

    What happens after a Veteran enrolls with the VA health care system? Your “Welcome to VA” Phone Call

    After enrollment into the VA health care system, you may [...]

  • It Takes a (VA) Village

    It Takes a (VA) Village

    Written by: Lauren – Guest Blogger sharing her perspective as [...]

  • Lauren’s Story: VA Health Care for Pregnant Veterans

    Lauren’s Story: VA Health Care for Pregnant Veterans

    Everybody has a story. Though it may seem ordinary to [...]

  • A Visit to VA as a Patient

    A Visit to VA as a Patient

    Last week, VA observed a “National Salute to Veteran Patients.” [...]

  • Virtual first step: How telehealth helped Navy Veteran manage chronic pain

    Virtual first step: How telehealth helped Navy Veteran manage chronic pain

    Learn how VA telehealth helped Navy Veteran Sherid Hutchins manage chronic back pain and quickly connect with care.

  • Support your mental health, one app at a time

    Support your mental health, one app at a time

    VA offers a variety of virtual resources to provide mental health support, guidance, and care.

  • Investigate before you invest

    Investigate before you invest

    Recognize the warning signs of investment scams and stay alert to protect your financial future.

  • From the streets to a home of his own: One Veteran’s road to recovery

    From the streets to a home of his own: One Veteran’s road to recovery

    With VA support, an Air Force Veteran achieved recovery, overcame addiction and homelessness, secured stable housing, and rebuilt life as a devoted parent.

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