Monday, November 9, 2009

Department of Veterans Affairs

Female Veterans Fight for Healthcare

The VA starts to adjust a system designed for a male military. more >>

Reaching Out to Military Veterans, Obama Unveils Healthcare Upgrade

In addition to a huge funding boost, Obama wants to computerize health records. more >>

New Courts Give Troubled Veterans a Second Chance

The system can better take account of a veteran's physical and emotional condition. more >>

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Gen. Eric Shinseki

President-elect Barack Obama named Shinseki secretary of Veterans Affairs. more >>

Obama Mulls Options for Veterans Affairs Secretary, Including Tammy Duckworth and Max Cleland

Duckworth was wounded while serving as a pilot in Iraq, while Cleland is a Vietnam vet. more >>

Veterans Groups Sue Bush Administration Over Delayed Benefits Claims

The lawsuit says that Department of Veterans Affairs claims decisions average more than six months. more >>

Military Veterans' Benefit Claims Records Wrongly Headed for VA Shredders

Nearly 500 documents were slated for destruction at 41 regional VA offices. more >>

Suicidal Veterans Have Resources to Turn To

A Veterans Affairs official is accused of concealing a high suicide rate among vets. more >>

Veterans' Low Mileage Rate Is Left in Limbo

Capitol Hill maneuvering provides no help for those feeling the crunch of getting to the VA hospital. more >>

Rising Gas Prices Hit Veterans Especially Hard

They're reimbursed only 11 cents a mile for medical-related travel vs. 49 cents for government bureaucrats. more >>

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