Category: News & VA Updates

Veteran Pamela Merritt made a life-changing decision to join VA’s MOVE! program at Durham VA.

One strategy credited for the improvement is a focus on building trust and stronger patient-provider relationships.

Army and Marine Corps Veteran started making models after being hospitalized at Connecticut VA.

Veteran Reynolds Tomter, an inductee in the Hall of Heroes, served in the Merchant Marines in WWII.

Army Veteran Gregory Zielsdorf recounts his experience on the kidney donor list and through the transplant surgery.

Spinal cord stimulation implantation helps Veterans suffering from chronic pain improve their quality of life without narcotics.

Combat Veteran faces the traumatic events of her PTSD during prolonged exposure therapy and looks forward to the days to come.

Whether it’s access to the great outdoors or a calmer pace in your everyday life, you can find it in rural VA communities around the country.

In this news post, we explore the various options designed to keep you in your home, offering hope and possible solutions for when/if you experience financial hardship.

Pittsburgh VA and its partners practice relocating hospitalized patients during disasters and public health emergencies.

Believing in better days ahead, Army Veteran Mario Reyes was among the first to graduate from Houston VA’s Domiciliary program.

Two women Veterans, exhausted and losing hope after fertility struggles, bond in a virtual pregnancy loss group.