Category: News & VA Updates

American Legion Post 12 hosted a stand down to share ATLAS and community resources with Veterans in Wickenburg, Arizona.

Navy Veteran and president of the American Medical Association got a colonoscopy and encourages other Veterans to do the same.

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced that Veteran trust in VA outpatient care has increased to 91.8% — up from 85.6% in 2018 (the first year since VA began conducting this survey).Veteran trust has increased during each of the past six years.

Diabetes is a complex metabolic disorder with serious consequences if not managed properly. VA can help.

200 people attended a Veterans Info and Benefits Fair in Louisiana where staff helped and answered Veterans’ questions.

A Red Cross volunteer in the Vietnam War, social worker Kris McGlathery has spent decades serving others.

The “Increase Your Credit Score” workshop will be a live event with credit experts whose aim is to help you bolster your credit score and financial stability.

A Marine Corps Veteran packed his bags and set out on his road to redemption. Here’s his story.

Tax filing season has become a popular time for scammers to target unsuspecting taxpayers through multiple communication avenues. VA wants Veterans to remain vigilant against cyberattacks aimed at stealing personal and financial information.

VA’s greatest asset in ending food insecurity for every Veteran and family is VA’s integrated approach to health care.

The Department of Veterans Affairs will launch the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase (VASP) program, May 31 — to help more than 40,000 Veterans experiencing severe financial hardship avoid foreclosure and stay in their homes.

Nurse practitioner patient: “She takes all her patients concerns seriously and gives them the best care, like she is giving it to one of her loved ones.”