WASHINGTON, DC — VA has announced its largest reorganization effort in decades, one that would drastically reduce the number of VISNs and prune top-level leadership, consolidating oversight authority ...

WASHINGTON, DC — Legislation calling for a $453 billion VA appropriation was advanced out of the House Appropriations Committee last month, making it the first FY2026 funding bill to reach that marker ...

WASHINGTON, DC — VA policy to minimize the barriers preventing employee use of artificial intelligence (AI ) might be resulting in higher risks for veterans, according to a recent VA Office of the ...

PITTSBURGH — The 2026 dyslipidemia guideline significantly expanded the U.S. population recommended for primary prevention statin therapy, especially in adults at lower risk. That’s according to a new ...

WASHINGTON, DC — VA’s audiology clinics see more than 447,000 new patient appointments annually. For many of these veterans this is the one contact they have with VA throughout the year. A recent ...

WASHINGTON, DC — A report released by VA shows the veteran suicide rate is the highest it has been since 2018, despite the intense focus the federal government has put on prevention in recent years.

WASHINGTON, DC — VA should be doing more to identify and support victims of intimate partner violence (IPV), according to a recent VA Office of the Inspector General (OIG) report that also maintained ...

WASHINGTON, DC — As VA approaches the 3-year anniversary of the Cerner electronic health record system going live at its first site, the roll-out remains on indefinite hold as the department endeavors ...

ALAMEDA, CA — In partnership with the VA’s Office of Healthcare Innovation and Learning (OHIL), Penumbra Inc. aims to change the way veterans receive and literally see rehabilitation services. The ...

LOS ANGELES — Even though some types of medications, such as antipsychotics, affect cognition and might increase delirium and fall risk among older adults, they remain frequently prescribed, according ...

WASHINGTON, DC – Between FY 2017 and FY 2021, VA spending on community care rose from $10.1 billion to $21.8 billion–a 116% increase that does not factor in the costs of administering the program. At ...

BETHESDA, MD – As a common childhood diagnosis, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) also affects the pool of potential military applicants. But it is ...