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Goodbye Quarterly Renewals — VA Extends Community Care Approvals to 12 Months In a major update aimed at reducing administrative burden and improving continuity of care, the Department of Veterans […]
No More Red Tape: VA Grants One-Year Community Care Authorizations Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently backed away from plans to axe 80,000 positions — but that doesn’t mean veteran services are in the clear. Instead of sweeping layoffs, VA
VA Reverses Mass Layoffs but Still Plans 30K Staff Cuts Read More »
Veterans living with unresolved combat trauma are getting access to a new kind of therapy — an immersive, Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET) called BraveMind, donated and supported by the
Immersive Healing: VR Treatment for PTSD Now Available at More VA Sites Read More »
In a move aimed at protecting veterans and taxpayers alike, the Department of Veterans Affairs has partnered with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to tackle a long-overlooked problem:
Double Billing Exposed: VA and CMS Team Up to Recover $106M for Veterans Read More »
Recent debates in Congress seem mundane but have everything to do with keeping essential benefits intact — especially for disabled veterans who rely on on-base commissaries and exchanges. A July
Groceries and Honor: The Fight to Keep Military Stores Veteran-Focused Read More »
Congress is raising alarms — and rightfully so. During a July 16 oversight hearing titled “Path of Purpose: Restoring the VA VR&E Program”, lawmakers and veteran advocates pulled back the
Training Delayed, Futures Denied: VA’s Voc Rehab Program Faces Heat Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs just took a big leap forward in suicide prevention. The REACH‑VET algorithm — the VA’s AI‑powered suicide‑risk tool — has been updated to be smarter,
Can AI Save Lives? VA’s New Suicide Risk Tool Targets Early Intervention Read More »
