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  • Telehealth physical therapy study recruiting Veteran participants

    Telehealth physical therapy study recruiting Veteran participants

    VA's Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Center needs 126 Veterans by December 2026 for a telehealth physical therapy study.

  • Explore physical therapy careers at VA 

    Explore physical therapy careers at VA 

    Physical therapists at VA help Veterans regain independence, mobility quality of life, and play a vital role in helping those who served thrive.

  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on skin cancer, artificial lungs and physical therapy

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on skin cancer, artificial lungs and physical therapy

    VA Research published new findings on a potential new skin cancer treatment, artificial lung engineering and improving physical therapy access in VA.

  • Back on her feet: physical therapy helps Veteran reclaim life

    Back on her feet: physical therapy helps Veteran reclaim life

    Army Veteran Vivian De Tiege turned to VA physical therapy. Her story is one of resilience, guidance and meaningful progress.

  • PACT PT: Improving Veteran access to same-day physical therapy

    PACT PT: Improving Veteran access to same-day physical therapy

    Extending physical therapy in more VA facilities reduces wait times and increases Veteran care and quality of life.

  • Want to join physical therapy research study? From your home?

    Want to join physical therapy research study? From your home?

    A research study tests how a 12-week telehealth physical therapy program improves the lives of Veterans and helps you reach your health and wellness goals.

  • Help Veterans get back in action as a physical therapist

    Help Veterans get back in action as a physical therapist

    Whether helping a Veteran recover from surgery or increasing their mobility, your career as a physical therapist at VA will always be rewarding.

  • Helping Veterans with migraines and headaches

    Helping Veterans with migraines and headaches

    Mission of Headache Center of Excellence is to provide quality headache care to Veterans. Holistic approach includes advanced therapies.

  • Women Veterans: Relief is available for pelvic pain

    Women Veterans: Relief is available for pelvic pain

    Chronic pelvic pain is a common condition in women Veterans. VA health care providers can identify causes and provide treatment options.

  • Team approach helps older Veterans reduce risk of falls at home

    Team approach helps older Veterans reduce risk of falls at home

    Idaho VA physical therapist and multidisciplinary Home-Based Primary Care team work together to provide treatment for older rural Veterans.

  • Physical therapy important for aging Veteran population

    Physical therapy important for aging Veteran population

    Physical therapy is an alternative to surgery, prevents injury, reduces pain and restores independence, especially for older Veterans.

  • Listen to your body – MSK conditions in women Veterans

    Listen to your body – MSK conditions in women Veterans

    Two years after injuries in Iraq, Elizabeth Jackson sought care at VA. Here is her story of treatment for musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions.

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Last updated October 10, 2026

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