Category: U.S. Veterans — News

It’s Life Insurance Awareness Month. VA’s life insurance options, from VALife to SGLI and VGLI, can protect your family’s financial future for years to come.

Veteran James Quick spent years fighting private insurers for his medications. Through VA TeleRheumatology, he saw a specialist and had them within two weeks.

New VA guidance on informed consent increases transparency for Veterans before they receive a prescription for psychotropic medications, which include antipsychotics, stimulants, antidepressants, anxiolytics and opioids.

This jobs of the week post includes listings for the week of Sept. 28, 2026. We will continue to post relevant listings as we receive them.

VA’s largest research effort, the Million Veteran Program, is using research to improve healthcare for Veterans.

Paralyzed from the waist down and depressed, Orlando Perez found hope through National Veterans Wheelchair Games.

World War II Veteran Fannie Griffin-McClendon received a beauty surprise when her Community Living Center nurse brought her into the center’s common area.

Joey Straw didn’t always have his eyes set on becoming a nurse. Here’s why he stayed, and here’s why you should join our mission of serving those who served.

Loss, pain and shrinking social circles raise real risks later in life. Suicide prevention and staying connected matter at every age.