rural Veterans

VA’s virtual care options are available to the millions of Veterans in rural areas

The Rural WAVE uses civic engagement to help Veterans establish meaningful connections within their communities.

VA and several states have posted flyers about telehealth, closest VA location and Veterans Crisis Line at rural rest areas for traveling Veterans.

Learn more about VA programs designed to improve the health and quality of life of rural Veterans over the age of 65.

Seeing a doctor can be a challenge for people living in rural communities. That’s why VA is making it easier than ever for Veterans to access health care. 

TeleEye enables Veterans to receive eye care remotely at their primary care doctor’s office. Read this blog for the steps that follow.

Boise's new Clinical Resource Hub provides space for VA staff to treat Veterans via telehealth and a training space for staff and students.

If you or a Veteran you know is struggling to afford internet service, a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) program may put fast and reliable internet service within financial reach.

VA Geriatric Scholar Christy Rothermel is helping homebound and rural Veterans keep pace with VA’s rapid telehealth expansion.

VA Office of Rural Health and VA’s National Chaplain Service join forces to connect rural Veterans to important mental health resources.

Volunteers and VA leaders, including the VA Secretary, have joined the Compassionate Contact Corps to call Veterans during Salute Week.

The Vet Center Mobile Health Clinic is headed to Puerto Rico. The mobile clinic staff will provide services to rural Veterans all over the island.