Redeeming The Promise Of A Square Deal
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
AI vs. Suicide: How New Technology Could Help the VA Catch Crisis Earlier Read More »
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
VA Eliminates CHAMPVA Backlog — What That Means for Veteran Families Read More »
Tomorrow, the House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity will hold a hearing titled “Strengthening the Workforce of Veterans in America.” The topic is timely. Employers across the country are
VA Is Overlooking AI Workforce Risks — Will HVAC Address the Gaps in Tomorrow’s Hearing? Read More »
For years, the phrase “claims backlog” has been a source of anxiety and frustration for veterans trying to access the benefits they earned through service. But for once, the news
VA Claims Backlog Slashed by 57% — What That Means for Veterans Waiting Read More »
In one of the most disturbing revelations to surface in a House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee hearing this year, Rep. Morgan McGarvey (D-KY), who represents Kentucky’s 3rd Congressional District, exposed a
MST Survivor Sent to VA Exam in a Hotel Room—Congress Demands Answers Read More »
When examiners don’t get veterans’ records, bad decisions aren’t a mistake—they’re a systemic failure. In a blistering oversight hearing this week, members of Congress openly questioned whether the VA’s contracted
VA Medical Exams Are So Broken Congress Is Now Hinting at False Claims Act Abuse Read More »
