More On Veterans Health Care

The DHA announced plans to halt care for military retirees, retiree families and active-duty family members at 38 facilities.

Veterans who claim radiation exposure are provided with free, comprehensive medical examinations.

One of the little-known facts of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq is that the nature of combat wounds has changed.

The Inspector General's report calls for better oversight, but one official said his office isn't responsible.

A new VA inspector general report released finds that use of questionnaires administered remotely increased bad rulings.

"There must be more accuracy in describing the existing evidence on diagnostic and treatment advances that have been made."

Military retirees receiving care on bases nationwide are being quietly shifted to off-base civilian providers.

The goal is that these types of partnerships will move Tricare to a value-based system instead of a volume-based program.

Nearly 8% of the U.S. population fulfills diagnostic criteria for PTSD at some point in their lives.

Later this year, the Department of Veterans Affairs will roll out a new program mandated by the Mission Act.