• An open letter to disabled Veterans

    Through it all, this is what I’ve learned: adaptive sports can take you from a place where you see no future to a place where you determine your own. But let me be clear: there is no single roadmap to recovery. No one can prescribe a single drug or a single treatment to make you whole again. Your best recovery will come from the methods that work best for you. The sooner you embrace that idea, the quicker you’ll recover.

  • 2015 Wheelchair Games registration opens today

    Co-Presented by the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Paralyzed Veterans of America, the National Veterans Wheelchair Games is a rehabilitation and wheelchair sports program empowering Veterans to live more active and healthy lives through wheelchair sports and recreation. Veterans with a Spinal Cord Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Amputation or other neurological injury that uses wheelchair for sport, and are eligible for care in the VA can participate.

  • Complementary and Alternative Medicine: yoga, acupuncture and more

    There was a time when yoga classes at a VA hospital would have seemed as out of place as poetry readings during boot camp.Times have changed. Nowadays, yoga is just one of several complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practices that have caught on big at VA. Meditation and acupuncture are two more.

  • Team RWB carries Old Glory across America

    Team Red White & Blue completed its’ first Old Glory [...]

  • Team Red White & Blue opens Firebase Tampa, Florida

    Founded in 2010, Team Red White & Blue has more than [...]

  • VA Dietitian: Military staple is a still a good option

    Every frazzled soccer mom knows that a box of pasta [...]

  • Army Veteran, double amputee committed to inspiring others

    Noah Galloway is 32 years old and a former Army [...]