Veteran News Network: Television for Veterans, by Veterans
VNN is a television channel developed for Veterans, largely by Veterans that is available 24/7. It includes entertainment, education, inspiration, and Veteran news.
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VA is ready for coronavirus—and working to protect you.COVID-19 Information,Veteran News Network: Television for Veterans, by Veterans.
If you’re coming in for a health care visit, stop and call first, or send a secure message through MyHealtheVet—even if you have an appointment. You may be able to get diagnosed and receive care through VA telehealth without having to leave home. If you do visit, plan to get there earlier than usual to answer some simple screening questions. It’s for everyone’s safety!
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Treatment for Veterans with persistent and primary mild/moderate TBI conditions.COVID-19 Information,Veteran News Network: Television for Veterans, by Veterans.
The Marcus Institute for Brain Health has treated more than 313 Veterans and their family members since opening in 2017. Veterans with Other Than Honorable or Dishonorable discharges due to Traumatic Brain Injury or Psychological Health conditions are also eligible. There are no out of pocket expenses for Veterans and their families receiving MIBH’s services.
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Five VA jobs you may qualify for with military training.COVID-19 Information,Veteran News Network: Television for Veterans, by Veterans.
VA Careers has a Transitioning Military Personnel initiative designed to raise awareness about civilian careers for former service members at the nation’s largest integrated health care organization.
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Borne the Battle #185: Benefits Breakdown, Burn Pit Registry.COVID-19 Information,Veteran News Network: Television for Veterans, by Veterans.
The Burn Pit Registry – Who is eligible? Why should you sign up? How do you join? Two U.S. Army veterans involved with the program have the answers on this week’s benefits breakdown episode of Borne the Battle.
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Notice of Class Certification for Veterans of 1966 Nuclear Clean-Up at Palomares, Spain.COVID-19 Information,Veteran News Network: Television for Veterans, by Veterans.
If you participated in U.S. military operations at Palomares, Spain, after the January 17, 1966, B-52 crash that released plutonium dust and have a potentially radiation-related disease, you may be part of a class action lawsuit.
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Did you know the National Resource Directory has more than 14,000 vetted resources available to you right now? Resources like the Challenge America- Makers For America: Connecting Service members, Veterans and their families to resources and solutions that build community and give purpose to their lives.COVID-19 Information,Veteran News Network: Television for Veterans, by Veterans.
COVID-19 Information
Recently, the POTUS has declared Coronavirus (COVID-19) a national emergency. While the Centers for Disease Control still considers COVID-19 to be a low threat to the general American public, the Phoenix VA Regional Office (VARO) is taking precautions to safeguard everyone at our facilities.
As part of this process before you travel to any VBA facility, everyone should ask themselves the following 3 questions:
- Do you have a fever or worsening cough or flu-like symptoms?
- Have you traveled to China, Japan, Italy, Iran or South Korea in the last 14 days?
- Have you been in close contact with someone, including health care workers, confirmed to have the coronavirus disease?
Seek medical advice if you answer Yes to any of these questions and minimize your public contact.
Instead of physically traveling to a VBA Facility the following alternatives are advised:
Contact VA By Phone: 1-800-827-1000
Contact VA via Online: www.va.gov or www.iris.custhelp.va.gov/app/
Use an alternative contact method to reach a Veterans Service Organization at https://www.va.gov/vso/
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