As Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers geared up in early March to respond to the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic, many moved to cancel elective procedures and in-person medical appointments in ...

WASHINGTON — A recent decision by the Department of Veterans Affairs to reduce non-VA medical appointments at regional medical centers in three states came under harsh questioning Thursday from House ...

The former Army medic sat, staring at his computer screen, waiting for a VA therapist to hop on the video call. He had spent months trying to get the appointment, months of his wife pushing him to get ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is considering whether veterans' ability to get telehealth appointments should be part of its decision on who is eligible for care outside of VA facilities. Whether ...

Veterans are receiving appointments for health care within the government system much more quickly than when they are referred out to the private sector, according to a new report. The Veterans ...

The entrance to the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center in Florida is shown in August 2010. (VA photo) Veterans Affairs officials will look at including patients’ access to telehealth services as part ...

HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced on Wednesday that telehealth appointments as a whole have increased by more than 1000% and in Hampton, they are at about 8,965 ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the cancellation, delay or rescheduling of almost 20 million medical appointments for veterans. Part of that is a result of many Veterans Affairs medical facilities ...

Acting VA Under Secretary for Health Dr. Richard Stone (right) helps administer a coronavirus vaccine dose to a local resident during a mass vaccination event at the Yonkers Armory in New York on ...

As Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers geared up in early March to respond to the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic, many moved to cancel elective procedures and in-person medical appointments in ...