Veteran, Educate Thyself
Veteran, Educate Thyself finds VetsFirst's own Terrance Moakley reminiscing on his own days as a veteran and college student.
Who’s In Charge of Your Health Care?
Do nothing or do something! As this veteran discovered, taking charge of your own health care can be a good thing to do.
Beware of “Patient Care Group” Scam
Hey Vets, beware of the "Patient Care Group" scam that is attempting to obtain credit card information from our vets.
It’s In The Flag
It's in the flag. What our flag represents may vary from American to American. Here's what one of our own VetsFirst staff sees in Old Glory.
What Makes Your Life Worth Living?
What makes your life worth living? It sometimes depends on who is doing the asking and the choices that are offered.
VetsFirst Joins Lawsuit Against the VA
VetsFirst Joins Lawsuit Against the VA. The outcome of this lawsuit will have an impact on the thousands of veterans and their dependents and survivors who file appeals with the CAVC each year.
VetsFirst Raising the Bar in Its Commitment to Veterans
VetsFirst Raising the Bar in Its Commitment to Veterans. When you talk with Keith Reimers, regional service director for United Spinal Association's VetsFirst program, one thing becomes acutely clear, he takes a great deal of pride in helping veterans receive the benefits and assistance they deserve.
VETSFIRST TELLS CONGRESS TO PASS THE COMBAT PTSD ACT
VetsFirst urges Congress to pass the Compensation Owed for Mental Health Based on Activities in Theater Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Act of 2009 (the COMBAT PTSD Act, H.R. 952).
Veterans Face Serious Health Risks From VA Medical Testing
More than 10,000 veterans unknowingly exposed to Hepatitis and HIV through contaminated medical equipment during VA clinical procedures.
VetsFirst Steers Young Veterans
VetsFirst President Tobin roadmaps VA benefits for young veterans at Lehman College, City University New York.