More On Veterans Health Care

The fiscal 2020 Department of Veterans Affairs budget would increase funding to $220 billion.

RIP Medical Debt has erased $65 million worth of medical debt for vets, family members, National Guard and reserve members.

Veterans advocates have spent the past two weeks visiting lawmakers and testifying.

The Government Accountability Office took issue with VA health care delivery and contracting processes.

The DoD is conducting investigations to identify whether it released chemicals into groundwater and drinking water.

The executive order creates a proactive community to address suicide among former troops.

The VA needs to do better at checking the licenses and credentials of doctors and nurses, a government report said.

A little-known hotline for female veterans receives -- and sends -- calls on VA benefits and health services.

Lawmakers and a veterans service organizations question the VA's proposed new standards for access to private care.

Fisher Houses are coming to Michigan and Nebraska for the first time.