Over half of America’s Veterans are over 65. It’s estimated 70% of them will eventually need long term care. Have you and your family made any plans? Here’s what one Veteran did … and you can too. Read the full story
VA Gourmet – Teaching Vets How to Cook Healthy
At the Fargo VA in North Dakota, a team of dietitians is dedicated to teaching Veterans how to prepare quick, easy meals that are nutritious and healthy (and taste good too). Read the full story
Milwaukee VA Medical Center Zaps Germs with Robots
Milwaukee VA Medical Center protects the health and safety of Veteran patients with new robots that kill numerous micro-organisms in about 15 minutes. It scrambles the DNA of bacteria. Read the full story
Creative Arts Festival 2015
Over 100 Veterans are gathering in North Carolina this week for VA’s national annual Creative Arts Festival. It’s music, painting, dancing, sculpture … and it’s therapeutic. Read the full story
Homeless Alabama Veteran Home at Last
Army Veteran April Rencher didn’t plan on becoming homeless. But after watching her world fall apart, she’s now building a new life for herself with a little help from her friends at the Tuscaloosa VA. Read the full story
Breast Cancer: The Importance of Mammograms
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in women, but early detection saves lives, which is why mammograms are so important. VA’s 3D technology is improving cancer detection rates. Read the full story
Veterans! Hard of hearing? VA can help.
Whether from high noise in military operations or during training, hearing loss and tinnitus account for the two most prevalent service-connected disabilities among Veterans. Many do not realize it until too late. Read the full story
Veterans: Are you at risk for prostate cancer?
Prostate Cancer is one of the most common cancers in American men. If you’re a Veteran over 40, you should learn about it and ask your VA health care provider if you should be screened. Read the full story
One is a Powerful Number – It Could Save a Life
One is a powerful number when it translates to what one person can do to help a Veteran in crisis. One conversation, one phone call, one small act could save a life. The Power of One. Read the full story
VA, Communities, Helping Homeless Veterans
What is a CRRC? It’s a lifeline for thousands of homeless Veterans and their families. VA and local communities are partners in the effort, working together to provide needed services. Read the full story