VA recently launched VEText, a text messaging appointment-reminder system, which to date has helped VA reduce no-show medical visits by more than 100,000. VA introduced
Starting next year, service members who have been in the military for more than 16 years will no longer be able to transfer GI Bill
More than 130,000 combat-disabled veterans are owed significant refunds due to a Defense Department glitch Views: 174
“When they stopped us on the road, they lined us up, they set up machine guns across from us and I thought this is the
Looking to purchase a home? First-time and experienced homebuyers alike may be able to take advantage of VA’s home loan programs. Plus, VA offers housing-related
The Internal Revenue Service is advising certain Veterans who received disability severance payments after Jan. 17, 1991, and included that payment as income, that they
The Department of Veterans Affairs is committed to providing the best experiences in its delivery of care, benefits, and memorial services to Veterans, Servicemembers, their
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is reviewing previously denied claims from World War II Veterans who participated in full-body testing for mustard gas or
The most common form of benefits theft is for someone to access a Veteran’s eBenefits account and change the bank deposit information. While this isn’t
Life happens. We are all guilty of procrastinating on paperwork or forgetting to update records. While most of the time there are no consequences, that
NAVIGATE will launch at 12 VA facilities across the nation. Views: 53
“Call the Veterans Crisis Line.” VA is excited to announce that service members and Veterans can connect to the Veterans Crisis Line using these simple
