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VA just rebranded its previous ethics requirements into a Code of Integrity for the VA Health Administration to follow. Every time I tried to write the title of this article, […]
Will New VA Code Of Integrity Help Its Health Care Workers, Veterans? Read More »
VA just funded a research study now being used to support lowering credentialing requirements for examiners diagnosing traumatic brain injury (TBI). The agency funded a research study performed by the
VA May Lower Credentialing Requirements For Examiners Diagnosing TBI Read More »
A pharmacist formerly employed by the Department of Veterans Affairs was indicted for her role in an alleged drug theft scheme stealing prescription drugs intended for disabled veterans. Melissa Richardson,
Drug Theft: Pharmacist Indicted For Stealing Prescription Drugs From Veterans Read More »
The rules have changed. A new buffet of options for initiating appeals processes for VA Voc Rehab denials or lowball offers requires an updated approach. In 2017, Congress passed new
New Rules: How To Appeal VA Vocational Rehabilitation Denials In 2019 Read More »
Even if someone provided Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, D-NY, a history lesson on Veterans Choice, would she still try to claim VA isn’t broken? Ocasio-Cortez recently provided a speech to union
Is Ocasio-Cortez Feigning Idiocy Fighting Against Veterans Choice? Read More »
The new Cerner electronic health records replacement for VA’s VistA system will cost 60 percent more after less than one year of implementation, estimated at $16.1 billion. The original cost
Veterans Affairs Cerner EHR Replacement For VistA To Cost 60 Percent More Read More »
The new VA Deputy Secretary nominee brings significant experience as Lockheed’s former counter-intelligence legal chief and head of privacy. What does this mean for internal agency policies and processing veterans’
Former Lockheed Counter-Intelligence Chief Nominated VA Deputy Secretary Read More »
A newly proposed bill would end the Department of Veterans Affairs practice of withholding GI Bill benefits during breaks between terms. Congressman Gilbert Cisneros, Jr. (CA-39) proposed the BREAK PAY
Forever GI Bill May Get A Boost By Restarting Break Pay Read More »
