WASHINGTON — From cardiology and eye care to addiction treatment and mental health counseling, 30 different types of private medical services will be available to veterans for up to a year without ...

Millions of veterans rely on VA health care and face ongoing challenges of access, delays and administrative hurdles. Since 2019, the MISSION Act has allowed veterans to seek non-VA care under ...

When veterans and their families gather at commemorative events on Nov. 11, many who use the benefits and services of the ...

In a letter dated October 16 to Margarita Devlin, principal deputy undersecretary for benefits, Brown called on the VA to ...

Moves toward reopening have some health professionals on edge. Nurses and other health care workers at the Department of Veterans Affairs say its government hospitals are not prepared to resume normal ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced an $800 million boost in funding for infrastructure improvements across its health care facilities. On Wednesday, the VA revealed plans to realign ...

Doug Collins warned that the “disruptive” impact of the shutdown that started Oct. 1 has implications on VA’s ability to ...

And the new VA funding bill, which includes fiscal year 2027 health care funding, is stalled. Aside from VA services, the ...

A Department of Veterans Affairs memo obtained by ProPublica erects new roadblocks to care for veterans with the rare but deadly cancer. The agency cites no new science but relies on an executive ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs changed the bylaws on discrimination for its doctors and other health care staff but has denied a report that it could allow providers to deny care to some patients.

Veterans with mental health disorders consistently rated their experiences with private care as less satisfactory than those without a mental health condition -- a finding that indicates a need for ...