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  • VA employees among the more than 400 to attend the Great Sergeants Major Reunion

    VA employees among the more than 400 to attend the Great Sergeants Major Reunion

    Every year Senior enlisted leaders, representing all services – active, reserve, and retired gather from all parts of the United States to attend the largest gathering of senior non-commissioned officers in America, the Great Sergeants Major Reunion.  This year it was held in Houston, Texas and more than 400 SGMs were there.

  • VA delivers complete care for Veterans with spinal cord injuries

    VA delivers complete care for Veterans with spinal cord injuries

    VA is a leader in spinal cord injury care, providing [...]

  • Care for Veterans as a spinal cord injury nurse at VA

    Care for Veterans as a spinal cord injury nurse at VA

    Spinal cord injury (SCI) nursing at VA is a challenging [...]

  • Two months after Hurricane Harvey, VA mobile units still critical in providing care to Houston Veterans

    Two months after Hurricane Harvey, VA mobile units still critical in providing care to Houston Veterans

    Currently five mobile medical units are operating in Beaumont and staff are seeing more than 100 patients a day.

  • Help women Veterans in Houston rebuild their lives

    Help women Veterans in Houston rebuild their lives

    Texas has the highest population of women Veterans in the [...]

  • Stand down provides Veterans impacted by Hurricane Harvey with vital resources

    Stand down provides Veterans impacted by Hurricane Harvey with vital resources

    “Operation Stand Down Rebound" is providing homeless Veterans and those at risk of becoming homeless, with the opportunity to access a broad range of services in one convenient location.

  • Telehealth proves its worth, saving life and limb in the aftermath of hurricane

    Telehealth proves its worth, saving life and limb in the aftermath of hurricane

    VA's Office of Connected Care’ quickly implemented telehealth capabilities to assist Veterans at two mega-shelters and four community based outpatient clinics following Hurricane Harvey.

  • 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.

  • Six reasons to take your VA career to Houston

    Six reasons to take your VA career to Houston

    Houston is home to our amazing Michael E. DeBakey VA [...]

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