10/01/2026
the SITREP – VA health care eligibility is about more than income, combat service, or disability status. Don’t let myths keep you from the care you’ve earned. Apply today and let VA determine whether you qualify.
09/29/2026
U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs – For over 160 years, VA’s Domiciliary Care Program has supported Veterans’ health, recovery, and well-being. Its origins date back to 1865, when President Lincoln established homes for wounded
09/24/2026
Health.mil – Leaving the military comes with big life changes. A new policy helps support transitioning service members by requiring a mental health assessment within 180 days of separation to identify any ongoing care
09/22/2026
VA News – Nearly one in four Veterans lives in a rural area, where specialty care can require hours on the road. Through VA “Close to Me” cancer care, Veterans can now access critical
09/17/2026
the SITREP – Ever wondered what Stolen Valor really is? Learn how to recognize false military claims, separate fact from fiction, report concerns the right way, and be better equipped to protect the honor of those
09/15/2026
News in Health – Chronic pain is pain that lasts three months or longer. It can affect your sleep, mood, work, and daily activities. Finding relief may take time and can include medicine, physical
09/10/2026
the SITREP – 25 years after the September 11 attacks, Americans are coming together to remember and serve. On September 12, Veterans, families, and community members are invited to take part in a National Day of
09/08/2026
VA News – The MOVE! Weight Management Program for Veterans has become more than a health initiative, it’s a supportive community where Veterans overcome challenges and celebrate successes while working toward healthier lives. Veterans
09/01/2026
VA News – Transitioning from military to civilian life can be overwhelming. VA’s “Know Before You Go Workbook” provides service members and their families with clear guidance to better understand and access available benefits
08/27/2026
VA News – Veterans can now check in faster with a simple scan of their Veteran Health Identification Card (VHIC), eliminating the need to provide the last four digits of their Social Security number.
