These days, COVID-19 has all of us opting for telehealth and/or virtual appointments rather than going into the doctor’s office. The health care industry has
In this time of Covid, many veterans have been on the job hunt and have had to adapt to the changing job climate. Layoffs, restructuring,
“It was bumper to bumper, we jumped on our scooters, we didn’t have time to grab our wallets or any of that, and we proceeded
American flags stand outside of a 177th Fighter Wing building in Egg Harbor Township, N.J., Sept. 1, 2020. The 660 flags represent the approximate amount
A new sculpture honoring military women and military working dogs is being unveiled outside Arlington National Cemetery. Views: 345
In the United States, about one in four women (27%) and one in seven men (11%) report experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV). Research shows IPV
What should you do if you need to reschedule a VA health appointment that was cancelled due to COVID-19? If you need help rescheduling an
Transitioning from military to civilian life can be a stressful time for service members and their families – and VA is committed to supporting them
Online scams can affect Veterans, their families, and anyone using social media platforms—and that’s an estimated 3.6 billion potential victims. Social media scams are becoming
If this is not the right time to eliminate sexual harassment, sexual assault and domestic violence in VA health care settings, then when? If we
It was hard enough being a caregiver before the pandemic upped the level of difficulty. But the caregiving challenges presented by the coronavirus outbreak also
As part of the budget deal approved last week, Congress extended several financial protections for student veterans whose education plans have been disrupted by the ongoing coronavirus
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