Top VA Committee Democrats: Accelerate ER Reimbursements to Veterans
The directive follows a court ruling that the VA improperly denied payments to thousands of veterans.
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Alarming VA Report Totals Decade of Veteran Suicides
The VA released a report Friday showing that more than 60,000 veterans died by suicide from 2008-17.
Habitat for Humanity Is Helping Combat Veteran Homelessness -- But Community Concerns Often Get in the Way
Advocates have experienced challenges from residents citing concerns often referred to as the "not in my backyard" mindset.
Overcoming Barriers to PTSD Care
It is not uncommon for people with mental health conditions to avoid talking, but getting help is the best thing to can do.
Fourth Patient Named in Probe of VA Hospital Deaths
Federal prosecutors are investigating as many as 11 patient deaths at the facility.
Feds Charge VA Nurse with Stealing Morphine from Hospice Patients
One patient's suffering may have been increased the day before he died, according to charges filed in federal court.
Nine VA Leaders, Staff Placed on Leave Amid Ant-Bite Scandal
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says swift action was needed in a case where the VA did not "treat a vet with dignity."
VA’s $900 Million Caregiver Program Bogged Down by Bad Data, IT Issues, GAO Finds
Continued problems with data and software will delay expanding a program to aid those who care for severely injured veterans.
Ants Bit Father, Covered the Walls at Georgia VA Home, Woman Says
A Georgia woman says her father was bitten more than 100 times by ants at a government veterans' home.
VA Investigating Sexual Assaults at West Virginia Hospital
Federal authorities are investigating allegations of sexual assaults at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia.
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