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To provide relief to Veterans experiencing financial difficulties with VA debts, VA is suspending collection actions or extending terms of current repayment agreements, on pre-existing VA debts.

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Even though he can’t drive, Marine Veteran Kenneth Schmitt receives VA primary care through home-based primary care, which allows Veterans to remain at home as they face aging and chronic disease.

Want to help shape Veterans’ health care? Apply to become a VA Medical Center Executive Director in one of 12 cities across the country.

U.S. Army Veteran Arthur Saenz was not only blind, but without skills, a job or direction—until he worked with a series of VA professionals who helped put him on the path to self-respect and success

Veteran Anthony Brown was homeless when he lost both feet to frostbite. Today, after two years of treatment, Brown is ready to leave Coatesville VA Medical Center VA to live in the community.

The winter months are the hardest season on the blood supply in America. Inclement weather, cancelled blood drives, flu and seasonal illnesses. VA encourages our employees and Veterans to donate now.

Marine Corps Veteran Adam Wilner served for 24 years. Today, following deployments, injuries, surgeries and disabilities, he and his wife find relief through the VA Caregiver Support Program.

The VA FARMS program provides rural Veterans with agricultural vocational training and mental health care services from licensed providers.

When Veteran Rick Rader had double total knee replacement surgery at Lebanon VAMC, he was out within two days —and won four gold medals months later at the Veterans Golden Age Games.