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When VA recently shared news that there are 49 soldiers of the Revolutionary War interred or memorialized in VA national cemeteries, Hardy Bryan—a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, who was already researching his family history—discovered that …
Veterans speak directly about how they found effective treatments and overcame setbacks How do you start your path to recovery from addiction, trauma, depression, anxiety or other mental health challenges? How do you find effective treatments, deal with …
Streamlined workflows at Dayton VA medical center enhance nursing efficiency Just after VA’s Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) went live at the Dayton VA Medical Center, Emily Allan, chief of Mental Health Nursing Service, was rounding with the team. …
With Suicide Prevention Month occurring in September, the Veteran Resources Community Network (VRCN) partners are working together to help Veterans stay connected, find support and learn about available care. During the August VRCN Monthly Connect, …
From the comfort of home: A Veteran’s path to recovery through telehealth When Air Force Veteran Gerry Pennington began recovering from prostate removal surgery earlier this year, he found it difficult to leave home for appointments. The 68-year-old …
Veterans are increasingly becoming prime targets for investment scams. Scammers often exploit the trust, camaraderie and sense of service that defines the Veteran community, using convincing tactics to lure Veterans into costly traps. It’s essential to …
Looking for a job can sometimes feel like you’re sending your application into the void. You craft the perfect 2-page resume, upload any required supporting documents, hit submit and then wait. And wait. And wait. Fortunately, the Department of Veterans …
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A simple reflection exercise to help Veterans and caregivers reclaim time for themselves When it comes to self care, how much time do you set aside for yourself each day? If your honest answer is “barely any,” you’re not alone. It’s always easy to feel …
Carrying naloxone can help you act quickly when every second matters Unhealthy use of opioids—such as using them without medical supervision or for longer, in higher doses, or with greater frequency than prescribed—comes with a significant risk of overdose …
Paying it forward: One Veteran’s healing journey through treatment court Once people find themselves in a courtroom with a judge, they typically never want to return. That was not the case for Army Veteran Jimmy Wigington, where the courtroom became a …
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is the nation’s largest healthcare system, employing more than 371,000 health care professionals and support staff at 1,380 healthcare facilities. To find the best candidates in the industry and to manage a large …
VA Volunteers honored for dedication to Veterans, caregivers and survivors Volunteers are the heartbeat of care at the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center, and their dedication was recently recognized on WDTV as part of the area’s new Hometown Heart Award …
Before you transition out of the military, it’s hard to understand how the process will play out. And when it comes to VA benefits, care and services, it all feels so… complex. That’s why VA designed a clear and concise guide to your future benefits: VA’s …
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting advancing brain-computer interfaces, treating menopause symptoms and a conversation guide to improving cervical cancer screening. Researchers refine brain-computer …
The sound of healing from PTSD When post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) made everyday life feel overwhelming, Sgt. RaMonica Felton found an unexpected source of healing: music. The racing heart, emotional outbursts and stress that once defined her days …
A story of community, camaraderie and celebration The Tomah VA recently welcomed dozens of Community Living Center and Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program Veterans to its Annual Fishing Tournament, which highlights the Medical Center’s dedication …
As we head into the final stretch of summer, it’s the perfect moment to savor those fresh-from-the-garden veggies. Swapping out the flour for cauliflower in this easy pizza recipe provides not only a lower calorie and lower carbohydrate option, but it also …
The VA Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Center is currently looking to recruit 126 Veterans nationwide by December 2026 for a telehealth physical therapy study program. The program provides high-intensity rehabilitation, coaching and social …
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