Veterans with hearing loss can receive free assistive technology for captioned telephone service from participating providers on their home phones, mobile phones and other communication apps.
All Veterans, their spouses and caregivers can get COVID-19 vaccinations from VA under the SAVE LIVES Act signed into law March 24.
Three new conditions were recently added to the list of presumptive conditions for which the Department of Veterans Affairs grants service connection to Vietnam War veterans affected by exposure to the chemical herbicide Agent Orange.
Relief is on the way for Veterans with VA-backed home loans and who are experiencing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Employers are required by law to ensure a safe workplace and that can mean requiring its workers to be vaccinated.
Before that age group can receive a vaccine, the FDA and CDC must accept clinical trial results showing the vaccines are safe and effective in youngsters.
The VA is working closely with the CDC and other federal partners to provide COVID-19 vaccines to Veterans and VA health care personnel.
The Clemson University: Tutor, Talk and Train program is seeking Veterans with paralysis for a 12-month virtual program intended to decrease the effects of social isolation while promoting mental and physical health.
One phone number to reach VA 1-800-MyVA411 (1-800-698-2411)
The military is ditching flimsy laminated paper-based ID cards for military retirees and dependents for an all-new card system.