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From exceptional benefits to advanced technology, from education support to leadership opportunities, here are the top 10 reasons why we work at VA.

An Army Veteran talks about the value he gets from a third-party mobile application that connects directly to his VA.gov profile.

With eScreening, fill out some forms before talking to your provider and free up more time to focus on your health concerns.

VA and IBM are collaborating to build pathways for Veteran success. What does that mean for Veterans looking to build a new career?

VA’s websites are a work on progress, with new features and options being added to ease and improve the ability of Veterans to find the resources they need.

In an important partnership, VA has sought policy recommendations for the use of synthetic data to improve Veteran patient experiences.

My HealtheVet is joining  VA.gov and My VA Health in offering a consistent sign-in experience, which also adds a layer of security.

VA Privacy Service is Celebrating 20 Years of Service. Join the Privacy in Action Speaker Series Event, ‘Artificial Intelligence: How Algorithms Improve Veterans Lives,’ on Wednesday, February 16, from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. ET.

Prosthetic orthotist and Marine Veteran produces wide range of prosthetic devices for Veterans. Some exceed capabilities of most models today.

Telestroke capabilities and artificial intelligence will increase the speed at which Veterans receive care when having a stroke.

It typically takes six to eight weeks to create a prosthesis for an amputee but Mechenbier received his in three thanks to the work of Pittsburgh VA orthotist/prosthetist Andrew Chambers and his team.

Telehealth makes it easier for Veterans to connect with their VA care team. That’s why more Veterans are turning to telehealth. Here are a few ways Veterans are using telehealth right now.