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A Veteran with focal epilepsy is the first VA patient to receive a minimally invasive Visualase procedure after years of seizures and unsuccessful treatments.

A Veteran recovering from TBI finds purpose through family support, daily routines and guidance from VA social workers who help him navigate his path forward.

Baby Safety Shower participants gained life-saving skills, baby essentials and confidence to help keep their children safe during emergencies.

After tornadoes devastated Mississippi communities, VA emergency outreach helped a Veteran couple maintain access to care and critical support.

After decades of setbacks from epilepsy, Derrick Harpole found new hope when Houston VA offered a path forward.

A Vietnam Veteran who lived outside the Houston CRRC accepts help after steady outreach and receives housing during a community surge event.

More than 1,000 Veterans gathered at the Pasadena Convention Center for a unique benefits fair, leaving with healthcare enrollments, job leads and support.

Quick action by staff prevented tragedy at the Beaumont clinic when part of the roof collapsed, allowing everyone to evacuate safely.

After a Bad Conduct Discharge ended his Air Force career, George Bryant Jr thought VA couldn't help him. One program gave him a second chance.

At VA Texas Valley Coastal Bend Health Care System, improvements in emergency care are leading to better outcomes for Veterans in need of lifesaving care.

Given 10 months to live, Gregory Renno survived more than eight years and 100 cancer treatments at Dallas VA, thanks to a clinical trial and dedicated care.

A social worker delivers monthly meal support, offering hope and connection to Veterans facing ongoing food insecurity.