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The lineage of what's now known as the Department of Veterans Affairs is rooted in the nation’s earliest efforts to reward Veterans for their service and sacrifice.

Reflections from the Front is a VA history podcast that can be found on all major podcast platforms, including iTunes, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.

Air Force Veteran Roger Hudson is the first person in VA history to rise from a police officer position to the Senior Executive Service.

Early VA nursing history is highlighted through nurse Florence Standish, whose leadership at Army Hospital No. 19 shaped early Veteran care in Asheville.

A Veteran with focal epilepsy is the first VA patient to receive a minimally invasive Visualase procedure after years of seizures and unsuccessful treatments.

VA Research highlights new findings on improving PTSD treatment, a tool to reduce hospital-acquired infections, and lung cancer screenings.

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.

A retired soldier becomes the first in the VA system to receive a minimally invasive Visualase procedure, offering new hope for treating focal epilepsy.

This week's Women's History Month profile by the Center for Women Veterans honors the service of VA's Chief Veterans Experience Officer Lynda Davis, Ph.D.

During Women’s History Month, we honor the women who served our nation in uniform and who are also shaping the future of Veterans’ health care and policy.

The Federal EHR, VA's long-awaited, long-doubted health care transformation, is finally happening.

During Women’s History Month, we proudly recognize the women who not only served our nation in uniform, but who continue to serve by shaping the future of Veterans’ health care and policy.