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Local VA facilities could expand in-person services to offer more routine care if downward trends in coronavirus cases continue, says Secretary Wilkie, but they have to be cautious to protect vulnerable patients.
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Like many long-term care facilities, VA nursing homes haven't allowed in-person visitation since early March. The separation has been hard on veterans and…
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Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities are now screening patients, employees, and visitors for coronavirus. But some are questioning the...
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The VA informed student veterans they may become ineligible for GI Bill education and housing funds if their college transitions from in-person to...
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Normally, Congress waits at least ten years after a war ends to authorize a monument. But supporters say a proposed "Global War on Terrorism" memorial...
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Thousands of veterans are getting VA health care from the comfort of their homes.VISN 8, a network within the Department of Veterans Affairs that…
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National Guardsmen who respond to domestic missions - such as providing disaster assistance or working along the southern U.S. border - may not qualify...
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Most of the 2,000-plus people who gathered in the Florida heat Tuesday didn't know Edward Pearson. They knew little, if anything, about the life of the…
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is training clergy members around the country to look for signs of psychological disorders and other issues among...
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is working with USF Health to train providers to better care for women patients.It's part of a five-year contract that…
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By News Service of Florida, Carrie Pinkard and Adam BakstGovernor DeSantis said in Tampa Wednesday that he wants Florida to be the number one state for…
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The James A. Haley Veterans Hospital in Tampa is undergoing a $148 million dollar expansion to meet the growing demand for health care in Florida. WUSF's…