VA North Texas celebrates Freedom 250 with a community event honoring independence, VHA’s 80 years of service, and strong partnerships.
Edward Chavez lost 40 pounds in five months through VA’s MOVE! Program, gaining better health, confidence and a new outlook with family support.
Volunteers renovated the Veterans Resource Center in Dallas, rebuilding a space that supports those facing homelessness and housing instability.
VA honored 102-year old World War II hero Clarence Hicks for a lifetime of service and the positive impact he continues to make in his community.
Loretta, West Texas VA's first facility service dog, brings joy, comfort and healing to Veterans, enhancing compassionate care.
Breast cancer affects one in eight women in their lifetime, and some men as well.
The Home Telehealth Program at WTVAHCS brings care home—empowering Veterans with daily monitoring, real-time support, and fewer hospital visits.
Essential tips to help Veterand maximize health care appointments at their local VA clinics with the help of My HealtheVet.
A therapy dog team provides help by volunteering at the Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks.
The last two decades of rebuilding and preparedness have shaped the Gulf Coast VA region. It is a time to honor and remember.
The Audie L. Murphy Emergency Department has undergone renovation with quality-of-life enhancements.
West Texas VA is bridging the gap, bringing lifesaving medical services directly to those who need it most.












