Redeeming The Promise Of A Square Deal
Remember Monk v. Wilkie. This is a gamechanger. Based on this federal court decision, in which an eight-judge panel reexamined the fairness of VA precedent barring larger lawsuits, class action …
All Rise: Class-Action Lawsuits Against VA Are Now On The Table Read More »
A surgeon practicing in Albany, New York’s Stratton VA Medical Center misrepresented the outcomes of cancer surgeries to at least three patients. The OIG conducted a review, particularly surrounding a …
Lies And Slander: Albany VA Surgeon Found To Have Falsified Patient Outcomes Read More »
The VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities, also known as VASRD or simply “the rating schedule,” has undergone updates regarding evaluations for skin conditions. The goal is to make more clear-cut …
Skin In The Game: VA Updates Rating Schedules For Skin Conditions Read More »
The Department of Defense has extended the eligibility period for the Military OneSource program. Formerly 180 days, the new timeframe for OneSource eligibility is one year after honorable discharge or …
OneSource Benefits Expanded To Serve Recently Separated Veterans Longer Read More »
Navy veteran George Jackson, 76, has filed suit against the regional director of Louisiana’s VA for violation of his constitutional and statutory rights under FOIA – the Freedom of Information …
Bad Moon Rising – Louisiana Navy Veteran Sues Regional VA Director Read More »
A bipartisan bill that could enable VA patients to easily access and share their health data with relevant providers is under fire by VA. VA Undersecretary for Benefits Paul Lawrence …
Access Denied: New Credit Card Sized Health Records System Opposed By VA Read More »
The New Hampshire healthcare business Right At Home was contracted by the VA almost a decade ago to help serve veterans in the Londonderry, NH area. Starting late last year, …
“Crickets” From The VA: New Hampshire Home Healthcare Folds Citing Lack Of Payment Read More »
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