The Department of Veterans Affairs has been impacted by the government shutdown. Here's what to know about benefits, medical care and more.

The Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that 97% of its employees would continue work during a shutdown, but some ...

The Connections Recovery Support App provides 24/7 access to trained peers, online communities, daily check-ins, and coping ...

WASHINGTON — Long drive times, sparse internet access and a shortage of doctors pose challenges for veterans in rural and remote areas trying to get health care and other services through the ...

On March 5, 2025, Samantha Crowder sat in a corner of her bedroom which she’d turned into a home office, staring in disbelief at a leaked memo. The chief of staff of the Department of Veterans Affairs ...

As the government shutdown drags on, the Department of Veterans Affairs is already seeing cuts to certain services, but even more could come.

NCDHHS, CHESS Health, and Diamond Mind have launched a free mental health app for North Carolina veterans, offering peer ...

WASHINGTON, July 14 (UPI) --Despite an apparent reversal on mass layoffs, the Department of Veterans Affairs is still planning a workforce reduction, prompting legal challenges, staff unrest and ...

Hundreds of current and former VA doctors, nurses and other caregivers have issued a warning to the Department of Veterans ...

WATERLOO, Iowa — John-Paul Sager appreciates the care he has received at Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals and clinics, but he thinks it should be easier for veterans like him to use their ...

New Jersey is creating a stand-alone Department of Veterans Affairs, separating it from military operations in a move aimed at improving oversight of services for veterans and their families. The law ...