02/20/2025
DVIDS – First aid for the mind is a critical need in the wake of traumatic events, playing a vital role in supporting Soldiers, Families, and civilian personnel in the recovery process. Through traumatic event response,
02/11/2025
VA News – Whether at your computer or elsewhere, sitting at a desk for a long period of time can leave backs and shoulders feeling tight or achy, and simple yoga movements can help loosen the
02/04/2025
USU News – For many women, midlife represents a period of significant transition, often accompanied by both biological and psychological challenges. To address these complexities, the Women’s Midlife Telehealth Clinic (WMTC) offers a virtual haven
01/28/2025
VA News – Whether you’re a Veteran’s family member or a professional caregiver, VA has virtual care tools to help you on your journey. Caregivers work hard to make sure #Veterans receive the care they
01/23/2025
VA News – With winter underway, it’s time to stay on top of your health, including getting up to date on vaccinations and refilling your prescriptions. VA is here whenever you need support. If you
01/21/2025
VA News – VA provides quality, thoughtful, long-term care services to over 500,000 Veterans and the VA’s long-term care options give Veterans tailored support to help them maintain their independence. VA has fully equipped facilities and
01/16/2025
VA News – As we close out one year and begin thinking about goals or resolutions, try setting intentions that help connect (or reconnect) you to your mission, aspirations, and purpose. Goals tend to be specific
12/19/2024
VA News – The holiday season can be one of the more stressful times of year and for many, intensify mental health concerns or lead to complicated emotional challenges. Recognizing and managing these feelings
12/17/2024
VA News – VA has proposed updates to expand access to the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC) and values the feedback of caregivers and Veterans in shaping the final rule. The 60-day
12/12/2024
VA News – Civilian Health and Medical Program of VA (CHAMPVA) shares the cost of certain health care services and supplies with eligible beneficiaries and if you’re currently enrolled in CHAMPVA, your Medicare status
