COVID-19 has caused financial hardship for some Veterans. In April 2020, VA suspended sending patient statements regarding copayments. VA will send patient statements again, beginning in January 2021.

VetsFirst advocated for landmark suicide prevention and mental health bill to be signed into law by President any day now.

VA has partnered with specialized contract examiners to resume in-person Compensation & Pension exams related to disability benefits.

Individuals who receive Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, Railroad Retirement, or certain Veterans benefits – but didn’t receive the $500 payment per child earlier this year – can still file for the $500 payment.

Free flu vaccine will be available for all Veterans registered with the Coatesville VAMC and we encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to stay healthy.

VA wants you to know they're working hard to make sure you get your prescriptions on time, and when you need them.

Veterans and their families can be a part of shaping the online experience with free, virtual training and certification in technology and digital skills, offered by NPower.

The new name reemphasizes VBA’s mission to encourage, promote and support transitioning and service-connected disabled Veterans’ employment goals.

The Tricare Dental Plan (TDP) is giving its policyholders an extra $300 to spend on dental care this year as a result of the COVID-19 national emergency.

There is a new wrinkle in the long-running saga of government COVID-19 stimulus payments -- debit cards.