Authorities Investigating 'Person of Interest' in Suspicious Deaths at VA, Senator Says Multiple investigations have focused on a "person of interest" in the suspicious deaths of veterans in West Virginia.
As 3-Star Head of Defense Health Agency Exits, Changes to Empower Military Patients Continue Vice Adm. Raquel Bono oversaw the largest changes to the military health system since Tricare was introduced in 1996.
Smoking Ban at VA Hospitals Will Soon Apply to Employees, Too The policy initially exempted employees, but now they must comply by January 2020.
VA Turns to 'Hackathons' to Solve Health Care Challenges A series of "hackathons" aims to bring creative solutions to VA health care services.
Lawmakers Push for Quick Fix for Veterans Wrongly Billed for $53M in Emergency Care More than 30 lawmakers from both parties pressed VA Secretary Robert Wilkie for a solution.
Thousands of Vets May Have Wrongly Been Billed for Emergency Care The VA Inspector General estimates over 17,000 veterans were negatively affected.
VA Claims Progress on Health Records System, But Can’t Account for Money Spent The GAO believes the cost for the VA's health records system is greater than estimated.
VA Has Signed Up 5,000 Urgent Care Providers Nationwide Since Mission Act It's still looking for 2,000 more to fill gaps in coverage.
Veterans Win with Trump Administration's MISSION Act Reforms "The MISSION Act reflects the president's vision that veterans need to be at the center of their health care decisions."
5 Years After Nationwide Scandal, VA Still Struggles to Track Wait Times The department says a new system due in 2021 will solve many of its issues.
Soldier Dies on Fort Leonard Wood Rifle Range The Army identified the 18-year-old on Monday but has not provided details into the circumstances of his death.
Trump Celebrates West Point Alumni Group Canceling Award Ceremony to Honor Tom Hanks President Donald Trump celebrated news on Monday that an alumni group from West Point canceled an award ceremony set to honor...
Records Show the VA Failed to Treat a Father’s Common Infection. Now He’s Paying the Price. Anthony Walker always liked to think of himself as “the man.” He always liked to think of himself as “tough Tony.” But that...
South Koreans Feel Betrayed over Detainment of Hundreds of Workers at Plant Raid in Georgia South Korea’s foreign minister departed for the U.S. to finalize steps for the return of several hundred South Korean workers...
A Military Approach to Drug Busts Upends US Efforts and Raises Legal Questions The Trump administration has indicated more military strikes on drug targets could be coming, saying it is seeking to “wage...
![The Veterans Health Administration is participating in a series of problem-solving “hackathon" sessions, like the one seen here, to address its biggest health care challenges. (Image: va.gov)](http://images05.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2019-08/va-hackathon-900.jpg?itok=svYeiyuF "The Veterans Health Administration is participating in a series of problem-solving “hackathon" sessions, like the one seen here, to address its biggest health care challenges. (Image: va.gov)")
