Mission Act

President Trump and Secretary Wilkie will host a conference call on Tuesday, June 25, at 11:45 AM EST to discuss the one-year anniversary of the MISSION Act.

The MISSION Act will strengthen the nationwide VA Health Care System by empowering Veterans with more health care options.

VA launched its new and improved Veterans Community Care Program on June 6, 2019, implementing portions of the VA MISSION Act, which both ends the Veterans Choice Program and establishes a new Veterans Community Care Program.

VA Secretary Robert Wilkie responds to several inaccuracies in a recent media “fact check” article.

VA’s MISSION Act strengthens VA’s ability to deliver trusted, easy to access, high-quality care. Here’s one Army Veteran’s story of his VA care and why he believes he gets the best service from VA.

A key aspect of the MISSION Act is the consolidation of VA’s community care programs, which will make community care work better for Veterans and their families, providers and VA employees.

New eligibility criteria will expand access and give Veterans more choice over their health care.

The VA MISSION Act of 2018 makes dramatic improvements to Veteran community care.

The MISSION Act will help VA consolidate community care programs, expand eligibility for the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers, improve recruitment and retention of the best medical providers and strengthen infrastructure.

Eligible Veterans who cannot access care within the proposed standards would be able to choose between eligible community providers and care at a VA medical facility.

According to the findings of a Dartmouth study, VA hospitals provided the best care in most referral regions and rarely provided inadequate care.

To the 20 million veterans alive today:  this Veterans Day, we recommit ourselves to providing you with the care you deserve.