Veterans Affairs will deploy 25 mobile medical units during the next six months to provide health care and support to homeless and at-risk Veterans who face difficulties getting to a VA Medical Center or Clinic.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is expanding breast cancer screenings to Veterans under 40, who may have been exposed to burn pits and other toxins during their service.
New legislation allows eligible veterans to use the automobile grant from VA every 10 years.
President Biden signed into law the COLA Act of 2023, which directs the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide a cost-of-living adjustment for Veterans benefits in 2024.
The Health and Benefits mobile app is the official, all-in-one, easy-to-use, accessible app enabling Veterans to manage both their VA Healthcare and Benefits services at their fingertips.
Servicemembers and qualifying Veterans will be able to increase their life insurance coverage up to $500,000.
The VA will pay reasonable costs incurred to transport a veteran remains from the place of death to the place of burial under certain circumstances.
VA published new rules that exempts eligible American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans from copayments for health care and all urgent care visits.
Veterans could now get some of out-of-pocket costs reimbursed even if the claim was previously denied.
Veterans can now access their full VA disability claim decision letters electronically.