Early VA nursing history is highlighted through nurse Florence Standish, whose leadership at Army Hospital No. 19 shaped early Veteran care in Asheville.
Justice-involved Veterans face higher risks of homelessness. Early support can remove barriers and help keep Veterans on a path to stable housing.
Providing services is essential, but ending Veteran homelessness requires a One Team approach.
A Veteran recovering from TBI finds purpose through family support, daily routines and guidance from VA social workers who help him navigate his path forward.
VA Research highlights new findings on improving PTSD treatment, a tool to reduce hospital-acquired infections, and lung cancer screenings.
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 VA support, an Air Force Veteran achieved recovery, overcame addiction and homelessness, secured stable housing, and rebuilt life as a devoted parent.
With the Federal EHR, Veterans can use their VHIC to check in for appointments, eliminating the need for audibly confirming “last-four.”
From Wild Horse to the Pacific, Morris Neighbors served with courage on USS Leutze and built a lifelong path of service, family and community.
Baby Safety Shower participants gained life-saving skills, baby essentials and confidence to help keep their children safe during emergencies.
