Category: U.S. Veterans — News

Life is full of opposites, and Yin and Yang teach us how these forces balance our energy, restore harmony, and support our well-being.

Navy Veteran David Korst began his recovery at Sheridan VA, where a structured work program has helped him go from homeless to homeowner in 2 years.

Interim housing offers safety, support and services for homeless Veterans as they work toward securing permanent housing.

The dedication of our food service workers to good food is second only to their dedication of serving those who have served.

Hurricane Isaias, the Atlantic season’s first hurricane, is strengthening in the Gulf and is forecast to make landfall late tonight or early Saturday.

Gold Star Mother Georgie Carter-Krell, 95, still reports to the front desk of the Bruce W. Carter VA Medical Center in Miami after nearly four decades.

Dayton VAMC’s move to the Federal EHR marks a major milestone. Long-serving leaders reflect on the shift from paper to CPRS to today’s system and its impact on Veteran care.

VetFran helps Veterans turn the leadership and problem-solving skills they built in service into business ownership.

More Veterans are choosing VA healthcare. Discover available care, learn about eligibility and find out how to enroll.