Stories
Read about what's happening in our system or nearby VA health care systems.
No more long phone waits or trips to the VA medical center. The VA: Health and Benefits App lets you refill prescriptions, message your care team and check benefits anytime, anywhere. With a 4.8 rating in the app store, many Veterans feel it's an essential tool for managing their VA health care.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has certified the Veterans’ Home of Wyoming in Buffalo, Wyoming, to accept VA patients for skilled nursing home care. This means the facility can now receive per diem payments from VA for eligible Veterans, helping cover the costs of their care.
Veterans are about to have two options to securely access their VA health care and benefits. You’ll have to choose which one is best for you. Spoiler alert: They’re both equally good.
Our national team is building the new My HealtheVet portal on VA.gov so you can manage your health care needs in the same place that you manage your other VA benefits and services.
Our national team is building the new My HealtheVet experience on VA.gov so you can manage all your VA health care needs in one place—right alongside your other VA benefits and services.
We’re moving to a simpler, more modern sign-in experience for My HealtheVet in 2025, but we know changes can be intimidating--here are some helpful tips for two options you will have.
There are many benefits to using natural spices to invigorate recipes and the popularity growth of "Golden Milk" in recent years is a testament to how great the right spices can be. Never heard of golden milk? Your favorite coffee shop likely has it, but it's SO easy to make. :)
At VA, we understand that care for our Veterans doesn’t stop when they leave a VA medical center.
SofiaHealth presents: The Breast Cancer Awareness Series is a comprehensive program featuring classes designed to promote well-being through mindfulness, movement-based practices, and holistic approaches.
Women Veterans: Have you been feeling a bit off lately? Noticing irregular periods and unwelcomed hair or acne, or struggling to shed those stubborn pounds? These could be signs of polycystic ovary syndrome, better known as PCOS.
