Cancer affects tens of thousands of Veterans each year, and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is committed to ensuring that they receive care that’s not only compassionate but cutting…

How VA programs helped a Veteran find stability, permanent housing, and hope Taiyaa Roundtree never thought he would experience homelessness. In 2022, he enlisted in…

Supporting Veterans The Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care Center (EOVAHCS), with partners at the Tulsa Vet Center, participated in the 2025 Tulsa State Fair, proudly…

Currently, in limited situations, VA may pay a portion of a beneficiary’s monetary benefits directly to the beneficiary’s dependent, referred to as an apportionment. VA…

“The sky is the limit” is a common phrase used to say that we can achieve anything and that our options are limitless. It may…

Revolutionizing care Veterans at the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center (MEDVAMC) in Houston will now experience enhanced surgical outcomes and quicker recovery times, thanks…

A festive day of fun, connection, and holiday spirit On a brisk winter day, the Battle Creek VA Medical Center auditorium was filled with winter…

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A day of remembrance, unity and lasting traditions In the crisp morning air of Fayetteville, Ark., on Dec. 13, VA staff, Veteran-centric community partners and…

How VA virtual care helps a Long Island Veteran stay active, healthy, and independent A Long Island Veteran who served in the Army during the…