Veteran Politicians: Policy Gaps in 118th Congress
Only 18% of the current 118th Congress has served in the military, a stark contrast to the post-World War II era where over 70% of…
Only 18% of the current 118th Congress has served in the military, a stark contrast to the post-World War II era where over 70% of…
It’s astounding how much misinformation swirls around the vital topic of legislation affecting veterans, often leaving those who served confused and underserved. We aim to…
Key Takeaways Telehealth and remote mental health services will become the predominant mode of care delivery for veterans by 2028, with a projected 70% of…
Key Takeaways Veteran-specific legislation, such as the Honoring Our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act of 2022, continues to expand healthcare and benefits for…
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) community care payments have seen a significant jump, with numbers indicating a rise to $63.3 billion in obligated funds…
It’s astounding how much misinformation circulates regarding the future of VA telehealth, especially given its critical role in veteran care. Many assume its expansion is…
The world of military retirement and disability pay is riddled with more misinformation than a late-night infomercial, making it incredibly difficult for veterans to understand…
The transition from military service to civilian employment presents a unique set of challenges, often requiring significant adjustments not just from the veteran, but from…
When it comes to focusing on policy changes affecting veterans, even the most well-intentioned organizations often stumble. I’ve seen firsthand how a single misstep in…
Key Takeaways The VA Mission Act of 2018 significantly expanded community care options, allowing eligible veterans to receive care outside VA facilities under specific conditions,…