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You can now manage your VA health care in the same place you manage your other VA benefits and services.
Find out why you might need a claim exam. Learn how to schedule and prepare for your appointment.
Learn about education programs and compare benefits by school.
Get help transitioning to a civilian career and matching your skills and experiences to VA job opportunities.
Sign up for direct deposit or a pre-paid debit card.
Find out how we can help you or a Veteran you care about connect with VA and local resources 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
VALife is a life insurance program for Veterans with service-connected disabilities.
Eligible Veterans have earned VA burial and memorial benefits for themselves, their spouses, and qualifying family members. Ensure you receive the honor and remembrance you deserve.
Download letters like your eligibility or award letter for certain benefits.
View the FY 2023 report that includes VA accomplishments with taxpayer dollars and the challenges that remain.
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These tools help you make informed decisions about managing your health.
These self-care guides help you live well with a chronic condition.
These digital booklets contain practical information to help you stay on top of your health.
Women have a higher risk of stroke than men -- and 1 in 5 women will have a stroke. What can you do to lower your risk?
Insomnia can take many forms. How's your sleep?
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Is it time to make a decision about a screening test?
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Some people have risk factors that mean they should be tested.
Acute bronchitis refers to inflammation of the central airways that usually clears up within 4 to 8 weeks. Viral infections are the most common cause. This video explores other possible causes, available treatments, and steps you can take to prevent it.
Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness that changes how your brain works. It may make it harder to think clearly and deal with others. [read more]
Heart failure is a chronic condition. This means it has no cure. But you can live well with heart failure. Find facts, tools, and information here that will help you. [read more]
As a Veteran, you have many sources of stress. You may be surprised to learn how much stress affects both the mind and body. [read more]
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