Senators grill VA leaders over budget shortfall that puts veterans’ benefits at risk
Senators on Wednesday grilled leaders from the Department of Veterans Affairs on why they were given just six weeks’ notice of a nearly $3 billion gap in the agency’s budget that potentially could prevent some veterans from receiving their benefits.
Understanding who qualifies for full veteran benefits can help veterans and their families access the support they deserve.
Because of the time it takes to process payments, beneficiaries might have to wait days or weeks to receive monthly ...
Copayments were suspended as a result of problems caused by the Oracle Cerner electronic records system when it was ...
Congress has just passed a $3 billion bill, bolstering the PACT act-- a law that was made to make more care available to even ...
The VA, on average, takes 31 years to acknowledge a toxic exposure after the first incidence, according to the report.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recently expanded access for veterans to receive a key fertility treatment — a move ...
For veterans in need of dental care, a common question arises: can VA disability benefits help cover the cost of full dental ...
All the resources and more were much appreciated. The event which was held by the Winston-Salem Veterans Affairs (VA) office ...
The PACT Act is an expansion of health care and benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. With only 117 ...
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