William Least Heat-Moon’s first book was nearing publication when he was struck by appendicitis. Emergency surgery at the VA medical center in Columbia, Mo., likely saved him and Blue Highways.
Curtis May was homeless, then in jail and tired of his lifestyle. Using several VA programs, he is now “happy and grateful” as a VA electrician – AND back in touch with children and grandchildren.
Helen, a pharmacist at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs […]
They may be in a strip mall or on main street downtown. For many returning Veterans, VA Vet Centers are the first helping hand. Here’s a look at what they provide and how to find yours.
Marlene Brewster took advantage of the many opportunities for advancement […]
A new study of more than 400,000 people finds that one or two drinks four days a week increases the risk of premature death. Many Veterans from 18 to 85 were included in the study.
Tomorrow, December 1, is World AIDS Day. As the single largest provider of HIV care in the United States, VA is committed to caring for our Veterans with HIV. Here are links to vital information.
Dr. Patrick’s first experience working at the U.S. Department of […]
A special evening planned for women Veterans to get the word out that VA culture is changing: comprehensive primary care for women and gender specific services.
Army Vietnam Veteran Donald Weiss is being treated for depression with Electro Convulsive therapy. He is under anesthesia and feels nothing during the procedure. And it’s working.
The new and improved VACareers.va.gov makes it easier than ever […]
Across America, VA employees and community partners provided thousands of Thanksgiving Day meals to Veterans. Food bank coordinator: “There shouldn’t be a hungry Veteran.”