Our nation’s Veterans bravely serve our country knowing they may return as civilians with service-connected disabilities. However, in deciding to join the military they probably did not consider they might have to sacrifice parenthood.
VA has opened two health care clinics in Jacksonville, North Carolina and Pottsville, Pennsylvania, to increase Veterans’ access to care.
My HealtheVet is a web-based tool that helps more than 1.6 million Veterans improve their health by keeping track of their personal health information, refilling prescriptions and communicating with their health care provider through secure messaging.
VA’s Office of Research and Development has a new series: “VA Researchers Who Served.” The profiles explain the critical work VA researchers do for Veterans and recognize their military service.
A new robotic treatment recently used for the first time at James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital in Tampa will increase the number of options Veterans have in their fight against cancer.
VA takes a holistic approach to Veteran care—that includes comprehensive […]
Spinal cord injury (SCI) nursing at VA is a challenging […]
VA’s Perry Point Fire Department in Maryland responded to an incident in the community of a Perryville condominium complex in the early morning hours of Easter Sunday.
Next month, VA will host baby showers across the country, celebrating over 2,400 Veteran mothers and fathers welcoming babies in 2018. VA’s Nationwide Baby Shower event will have all the trappings of a traditional baby shower
Tomah VAMC has a great program called School at Work. It includes education and career planning to help Veterans prepare for college and a career. It’s also helping homeless Veterans get back to work.
A quarter of America’s Veterans live in rural areas, and […]
Nurses at Veterans Health Administration (VHA) are the cornerstone of our organization. They go above and beyond to support our Veterans physically and emotionally during their care with us. If you are a registered nurse hoping to start your VHA career, here are five tips to help you succeed.
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