Celebrating Telehealth Awareness Week 2026
VA Telehealth: Know your options. Own your experience. VA is celebrating Telehealth Awareness Week from September 20–26! The American Telemedicine Association’s sixth annual Telehealth Awareness Week...
Mental health, PTSD, MST, addiction recovery, women's health, toxic exposure — coverage across the full health spectrum that affects veterans.
VA Telehealth: Know your options. Own your experience. VA is celebrating Telehealth Awareness Week from September 20–26! The American Telemedicine Association’s sixth annual Telehealth Awareness Week...
Reaching out can remind a buddy they aren’t alone Veterans have distinctive experiences, and because of this, they are in a unique position to support other Veterans.
Nutrition essential to achieving health goals At VA Ann Arbor , dietetics internship graduate Enid Aguirre is making a profound impact on the health of local Veterans through the new Dietetic...
Secure storage of lethal means gives difficult moments time to pass. Securely storing firearms and medications in your home is critical to preventing a suicide crisis.
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting TBI resiliency, a COPD rehab program and skin cancer treatment.
Preventing homelessness can help prevent suicide September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to recognize the many factors that can affect a person’s risk for suicide, including housing instability.
For 28 seconds, the emergency department stood still. Honey arrived on four quiet paws. She simply climbed onto a Veteran’s hospital bed and stayed by his side.
After years of living with pain, one Navy Veteran found a path to relief—and a partner in her care After serving 10 years in the Navy, Sherid Hutchins built a career, raised a daughter and moved...
More than half of the Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers have reported severe staffing shortages for jobs such as nurses, nursing assistants and psychologists, according to a new report...
September is National Yoga Awareness Month, a fitting time to highlight how this practice can be beneficial for physical, mental, and emotional health.
Reducing travel, improving outcomes “Driving all the way to Nashville for four hours can really get strenuous,” said Joel Edwards, a Army Infantry Veteran receiving oncology care at the cancer in...
Healthy meals to enjoy under the beautiful, summer sun Summer brings cookouts, vacations, festivals and time with family and friends.
From active duty to advanced practice nurses When it comes to medical studies, applied practice can be the best way for students to grow their expertise.
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting a new substance that could improve wound healing, service dogs for Veterans with PTSD and a peer-led PTSD...
Physical therapy from home can be an effective option for many Veterans A physical therapy appointment used to mean taking time away from work and spending time on the road.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency marks this September’s National Preparedness Month with the theme “ Americans Stand Ready .
The best technology is the kind you never have to think about because it’s already working flawlessly in the background. Three VA employees have been making that behind-the-scenes magic happen so...
As VA continues to deploy the Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) across its healthcare network, each go-live generates insights to help improve future deployments, ensuring seamless delivery of...
A supportive group helping Veterans stay engaged and motivated At the Orlando VA Healthcare System , the MOVE! Weight Management Program for Veterans (MOVE!
VA reduces barriers to care by providing evidence-based suicide prevention treatment via telehealth Imagine a Veteran living in rural Montana who survived a suicide attempt three weeks ago.
Baltimore VAMC is redefining stroke care for Veterans When it comes to stroke, every minute counts. “Time is Brain” remains the most critical medical mantra for stroke treatment because the longer it.
With almost a quarter of all Veterans in the United States residing in rural communities, ensuring they receive quality healthcare close to home is more important than ever.
A lifelong composer shares how creativity and therapy shape his experience Music is widely adored by those who listen, but for the composer, it reveals a world unto itself, a space where inward...
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting new findings on alcohol use disorder, toxic exposure and sarcoidosis and access to rehabilitation care.
Explore VA’s virtual mental health resources Stop for a moment and think about all the things you do every day to take care of your physical health.
Each condition has presumptive-eligibility guidance, treatment paths, and claim help — maintained by Wounded Warriors.