Again Phoenix VA Hospital is failing to Service Veterans
In a recent report by Office of the inspector General, it portrays Phoenix VA schedulers, clinicians and administrators as confused and
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Veterans Benefits
Still No Permanent Solution to Veterans Health Administration
With the temporary Veterans Choice program about to expire next August or earlier if the $10 billion is exhausted sooner,
Read MoreVeterans’ PTSD and brain injury deserve focused research on new treatments
(By Magali Haas for STAT) Suppose that a million or more members of the US Armed Forces and veterans were
Read MoreVeterans Courted In California’s Ballot Fight Over Curbing Drug Prices
(By Pauline Bartolone for California Healthline) Once a month at the Veterans of Foreign Wars building in Sacramento, a couple
Read MoreVA develops new suicide prevention program
(By Megan Hart for KHI News Service) Michael Fellman says a chance passerby — or, perhaps, divine intervention — kept
Read MoreDespite the Law, The VA is not Sharing Data
In 2014, Congress passed the Choice Act, among the provisions was one requiring the VA and HHS (Department of Health
Read MoreAnother Problem for the VA: Traumatic Brain Injury being diagnosed by Unqualified Physicians
According to Military Times, thousands of veterans were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury (TBI) by medical personnel at Veterans Affairs
Read MoreNew Recommendations for VA Health Care System.
The report from the VA’s Commission on Care contains 18 recommendations to transforms the health care for veterans. The report recommends
Read MoreThe Navy Making Changes
Under a new policy enacted by Navy Secretary Ray Mabus, navy personnel, sailors and Marines that were kicked out of
Read MoreDoes Community-based Delivery Models mean Privatization of the VA Hospitals?
A recommendation by the “Commission on Care” to Congress this week calls for a process that could lead to gradually
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