Like millions of Americans vaccinated against COVID-19, you might find yourself digging for your vaccine card to enter restaurants, shops, concerts and other venues. To
Veterans Affairs officials won’t be mailing out at-home coronavirus kits as demand for the tests skyrockets across America, but they are reminding veterans that department medical facilities
Veterans enrolled in VA health care who have received care from either VA or community provider within the past 24 months are eligible for a
If you receive immunizations through an in-network community provider or retail pharmacy, you no longer need to provide VA documentation. The post Automated process records
Veterans enrolled in VA health care are eligible to receive a no-cost flu vaccine from over 70,000 in-network community providers. The post Veterans: Four steps
There are more than 240,000 Veterans that have tested positive for COVID-19, and that number is growing. The long-term effects of virus are still being understood,
Veterans Affairs officials resumed debt collections this weekend for individuals who were overpaid disability and education benefits or owe co-payments for medical visits, ending a suspension
VA is resuming debt notifications to Veterans effective Oct. 1, 2021. If you owe money to VA for an overpayment related to Veterans benefits, or
Some Veterans, spouses, and caregivers can receive a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine booster shots from VA. In line with recommendations from the U.S. Food and Drug
VA is ready to assist Veterans who are facing housing crises by directing them to programs operated by VA’s Homeless Programs Office. The post As
We’ve received questions from Veterans, family members and caregivers about COVID-19 vaccines. Here’s a compilation of our answers. The post Questions about COVID-19 vaccine, “You
Want to ‘Take Your Shot’ at winning up to $1 million in the state’s COVID-19 Vaccine Lottery? While most vaccinated Oregonians are entered automatically in
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