Redeeming The Promise Of A Square Deal
For 2012, there are three policy priorities for the Veterans Affairs. The scariest is the Veterans Benefits Administration decision to rewrite veterans disability compensation. Yikes! They cannot get it right […]
Policy Priorities for Dept of Veterans Affairs Read More »
Alabama’s decision to close numerous veterans service offices is wrongheaded. It is a poorly thought through desertion of the state’s commitment to disabled veterans. On June 1, the state of
Alabama to Close 17 Veterans Service Offices Read More »
A new Veterans Affairs initiative has started to hand out 1,000 iPads to veterans’ families. The program is geared to study the benefits of using mobile technology. Veterans Affairs hopes
Veterans Affairs Goes Hi-Tech, Launches iPad Program Read More »
Poor hiring practices may have led to deaths of 5 veterans at an Illinois VA medical center, according to a recent investigation. Still more veterans were exposed to risks from
Five Veterans’ Deaths Linked to VA Medical Center Read More »
America’s newest veterans are filing for disability benefits at a historic rate, claiming to be the most medically and mentally troubled generation of former troops the nation has ever seen.
Veterans Apply For Disability In Historic Numbers Read More »
If the 2010 health law is upheld by the Supreme Court, it would extend health coverage to thousands of the nation’s veterans, a new study says. The study, released Thursday, said about 630,000 uninsured
Study Says Vets Would Benefit from Obamacare Read More »
A study released yesterday from the Department of Veterans Affairs has concluded there is evidence that veterans exposes to explosions may be at risk for a higher incidences of dementia.
Vets Exposed To Explosions At Risk For Dementia Read More »
Disabled veterans living in the Bay Area, seen at the Oakland Regional Office, wait an average of 313 days for the Dept of Veterans Affairs to adjudicate their claims. Of
For Disability, California Veterans Wait Longer Read More »