Earlier last year, we published an article exploring a long-standing and deeply personal debate in the veteran community: whether Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) should qualify for recognition through the Purple […]
For veteran entrepreneurs, the start of a new year often brings renewed focus on growth, stability, and opportunity. In 2026, one change stands out as especially important for veterans doing
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For many veterans, the hardest part of getting care isn’t the treatment itself — it’s getting to it. Distance, mobility challenges, chronic illness, and long wait times have all created
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As 2025 comes to a close, one area of veteran care continues to quietly but meaningfully evolve: mobility and prosthetic technology. For veterans living with limb loss or mobility-limiting injuries,
For many veterans, support doesn’t end with benefits paperwork or medical appointments. True well-being also comes from connection, purpose, and the ability to engage fully in life beyond service. As
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Every day in America, an estimated 17 veterans die by suicide. That’s more than 500 each month, and over 6,000 every year — a number that has remained stubbornly high
For decades, reducing veteran suicide has been one of the VA’s most urgent missions — and one of its hardest challenges. Now, lawmakers are urging the Department of Veterans Affairs
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For years, one of the quiet frustrations within the veteran community hasn’t been about the veterans themselves — but their families. Spouses, survivors, and dependents who rely on CHAMPVA (the
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