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Best Way to Get FREE Medical School for Disabled Veterans
Disabled veterans can access funding opportunities that reduce financial burdens and support their educational and career goals. Many programs and benefits support veterans, helping them succeed in higher education without overwhelming debt.
The Struggles of Disabled Vets: Employment Challenges and Solutions
Disabled veterans encounter a myriad of significant challenges as they navigate their return to civilian life, with one of the most critical and immediate obstacles…
A Chistmas Gift? Veterans May Face New VR&E Delays For The Holidays
Veterans face significant delays in accessing the veteran readiness and employment program due to halted assessments by government contractors. This situation is expected to persist until at least 2025, impacting the timely receipt of essential benefits.
PACT Act Foibles: Delays, Denials, And $1.4M Wasted On Examinations
A new watchdog report shows veterans are being wrongly delayed and denied benefits all thewhile contracted examination companies were paid $1.4 million for unwarranted exams.The…
Doug Collins To Lead VA: What Veterans Need To Know
The selection of Doug Collins to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs under the next Trump Administration could signal changes to controversial Biden Administration policies…
VA Fails To Protect Medical Records Of Tim Walz, JD Vance. Are Your Records Secure?
In a severe breach of privacy, more than a dozen Veterans Health Administration (VHA) employees and one contractor accessed the confidential medical records of vice…
VA’s Digital GI Bill Program Disaster: How Poor Planning is Hurting Veterans and What Needs to Change
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has once again come under fire for its poor planning and mismanagement, this time with its Digital GI Bill…
Iraq War: VA Finally Admits ‘Possible Or Probable’ Chemical Weapons Exposure
Two decades after the fact, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is finally revealing to certain veterans that at least one unit was likely exposed…
VA Allocates $806 Million to Combat Veteran Homelessness: Key Programs and Challenges
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has recently announced a significant funding initiative, awarding $806 million in grants aimed at assisting homeless and at-risk military…
Navigating the Path from Military Service to Medicine: A Veteran’s Journey
Veterans make great physicians, but they often face roadblocks to funding their training with Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E). This veteran’s story is a collage…
Is VA’s $15 Billion Shortfall a Result of Political Maneuvering?
Congressional leaders are raising eyebrows over a potential link between the Department of Veterans Affairs’ staggering $15 billion budget shortfall and its recent initiatives to…
Fraudulent Medical Debt Collection Scheme Targeting Veterans Halted
An Oklahoma medical debt collection fraud scheme targeting veterans and seniors is no longer harming our nation’s heroes. In a significant victory for consumer protection,…