The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning to eliminate 25,000 vacant positions and implement the largest reorganization ...

WASHINGTON — From cardiology and eye care to addiction treatment and mental health counseling, 30 different types of private medical services will be available to veterans for up to a year without ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is looking to overhaul how dental care is delivered to eligible veterans through the ...

COMMENTARY | To restore trust and deliver the care veterans deserve, the VA must prioritize smart investment in technology, better management practices and serious engagement with veteran feedback.

WASHINGTON — Professional caregivers and veterans groups argued over the merits of private medical care versus care at the Department of Veterans Affairs during an emotional House Veterans’ Affairs ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to abruptly eliminate as many as 35,000 health care positions this month, mostly unfilled jobs including doctors, nurses and support staff, according to an ...

Bipartisan bill would expand Department of Veterans Affairs access to vital services for those in rural and underserved areas.

Too often, needed reforms fall victim to political games in Washington, D.C. Just last year, the Democrats’ record-breaking government shutdown prevented members of Congress from oversight and work on ...

A 100% service-connected disabled veteran receiving benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs said he pays nothing for his medical care, dental, vision or prescriptions. So when he got his ...