Category: Telehealth & Access to Care

South Texas is leading the mission to provide specialty care to Veterans across the country through its telehealth hub.

Proposals are being accepted for new VA graduate medical education initiative to expand health care access for Veterans nationwide.

VA’s Geriatric Research Center is looking to recruit 126 Veterans nationwide for a telehealth physical therapy program.

Telehealth options are making sleep medicine more accessible.

Today, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced the expansion of a partnership with the Department of Defense (DOD) to increase VA health care access for Veterans in Virginia.

Home Telehealth Heart Failure Monitoring Program ensures consistent monitoring and response.

The Department of Veterans Affairs posted a final rule amending its regulations regarding character of discharge determinations, expanding access to VA care and benefits for some former service members discharged under other than honorable conditions or by special court-martial.

The Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense expanded their existing partnership to allow Veterans, soldiers, cadets, and other beneficiaries to receive care from the Keller Army Community Hospital (KACH) on the West Point Army Installation and at the VA Hudson Valley Health Care System.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has made it easier and faster for Veterans to access VA health care nationwide through VA’s Access Sprints — an initiative to expand access to care by offering night and weekend clinics, increasing the number of Veterans scheduled into daily clinic schedules, and more.

“This telehealth expansion doubles our capacity. We offer telehealth options for mental health and other specialty care.”

A new VA-DOD partnership enables Veterans in Clarksville, Tennessee and the Fort Campbell region to receive primary and specialty care from VA clinicians.