The MOAA-supported law expanded VA health care eligibility alongside generational reform for toxic exposure-related benefits.

These four areas top MOAA’s priority list for ensuring your access to care in the coming months.

Changes will "lower the burden of proof" for these veterans to receive presumptive benefits, a VA spokesman said.

Find out how to take part in VA’s “Year of Empowerment”: In-person and virtual attendance options are available.

Officials hope the database will advance scientific research on illnesses related to toxic exposures.

Learn more about the Pentagon’s four-pronged approach designed to attract new staff and bring back patients.

A recent roundtable outside Washington, D.C., offered a chance for stakeholders to voice their concerns.

The "promising" rollout of the new system at one VA facility required 800 temporary workers and 200 new staff members.

Some login methods will be discontinued in the new year. Find out how you can prepare.

Known as T-5, the new provider agreement goes live in less than six months. Here’s what you need to know.

The condition is difficult to diagnose and is the only PACT Act presumptive without a proper medical code in VA's system.

Learn the specifics behind this latest fraud, and find out how to protect yourself and your benefits.