Discover the history and services of the Veterans Administration, now the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, offering medical care, benefits, and essential services to veterans.

Millions of veterans rely on VA health care and face ongoing challenges of access, delays and administrative hurdles. Since 2019, the MISSION Act has allowed veterans to seek non-VA care under ...

WATERLOO, Iowa — John-Paul Sager appreciates the care he has received at Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals and clinics, but he thinks it should be easier for veterans like him to use their ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has changed its process for veterans to get medical care from non-VA providers, removing a requirement that a referral to community care be reviewed by another VA ...

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— Veteran Health Indiana is hosting a Veterans Benefits and Resource Fair at the Terre Haute VA Clinic. Representatives with Veteran Health Indiana will be on site to ...

A 100% service-connected disabled veteran receiving benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs said he pays nothing for his medical care, dental, vision or prescriptions. So when he got his ...

Connecticut veterans expressed fear and uncertainty this week about possible threats to health care access in the face of federal changes at the Department of Veterans Affairs. In March, a leaked ...

Veterans in North Texas who depend on federal funding for in-home care are seeing major cutbacks, forcing some to give up the independence of living in their homes. The CBS News Texas I-Team first ...

On October 29, a disabled Navy veteran and blogger named Theresa Aldrich, who keeps other former service members informed about developments at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), tuned in to ...

Editor's note: While language regarding protections for politics and marital status has been removed from the bylaws, primarily to comply with President Trump's executive order, a VA representative ...

President Donald Trump's administration keeps denying that the Department of Veteran Affairs is headed toward privatization - just like it couldn't stop denying that mass layoffs of 80,000 employees ...

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