Category: Telehealth & Access to Care

Learn how VA telehealth helped Navy Veteran Sherid Hutchins manage chronic back pain and quickly connect with care.

An Army Veteran in rural Tennessee is spending less time traveling to cancer care appointments and more time at home thanks to VA’s “Close to Me” Program.

Navy Veteran Joan Utley uses VA TelePhysical Therapy to save travel time and make it more convenient to access pelvic floor care.

President Donald J. Trump today signed an executive order that will reduce by weeks the average time it takes Veterans to secure Department of Veterans Affairs benefits.

Indian Health Service leaders gained valuable insight by observing VA’s Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) go-live operations in Indiana.

Federal EHR tools reduce repetitive steps and speed up daily tasks for Dayton VA nurses, enabling safer, more efficient and more patient-centered care.

Landmark improvements during second Trump Administration sees more than 250,000 new Veterans enrolled in VA healthcare.

VA’s Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Center needs 126 Veterans by December 2026 for a telehealth physical therapy study.

VA deploys the Federal Electronic Health Record system at three VA hospitals in Indiana – the Northern Indiana Health Care System’s hospitals in Fort Wayne and Marion, and the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis. The system was also deployed at 16 clinics associated with those medical centers throughout Indiana.

Army Veteran and new dad Evan Burnside trades three-hour trips to VA facilities for quick messages with VA staff on VA Health Chat.

With the Federal EHR, Veterans can use their VHIC to check in for appointments, eliminating the need for audibly confirming “last-four.”

Erin Lovinus, Army Veteran and VA clinical social worker, uses VA Health Chat as part of her VA healthcare and recommends the app to others as well.