At VA’s MyHome, a simulation home near Pittsburgh, seriously injured Veterans learn independent living skills prior to being discharged from the hospital. The idea is to reduce hospital re-admissions. Read the full story
A new tool is available to help GI Bill beneficiaries determine their aptitudes and interests before choosing a course of study or career.
A free online workshop is designed for family Caregivers of Veterans. It helps them learn a variety of skills and how to care for Veterans with PTSD and other serious illnesses. Read the full story
All Veterans should know about the benefits and risks of immunization, how vaccines are monitored for safety, answers to common questions, what is in vaccines, and who should be vaccinated. Read the full story
Training information is now available for the most recent VA-ONCE update.
Over three million men and women enrolled in the VA Health Care System are defined as “rural” Veterans. VA has an office dedicated to improving access to quality health care for them. Read the full story
The Department of Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System has given the RN a major role in an ongoing effort to find, treat, and house the area’s homeless Veteran population. Read the full story
$300 million more for a VA program called Supportive Services for Veteran Families which is helping prevent and end homelessness among tens of thousands of homeless Veterans and their families. Read the full story
