At VA Texas Valley Coastal Bend Health Care System, improvements in emergency care are leading to better outcomes for Veterans in need of lifesaving care.
Given 10 months to live, Gregory Renno survived more than eight years and 100 cancer treatments at Dallas VA, thanks to a clinical trial and dedicated care.
A social worker delivers monthly meal support, offering hope and connection to Veterans facing ongoing food insecurity.
A retired soldier becomes the first in the VA system to receive a minimally invasive Visualase procedure, offering new hope for treating focal epilepsy.
Using lymphatic drainage techniques provides significant relief for Veterans suffering from symptoms caused by exposure to harmful toxins.
Stewart Miller brings 27 years of military experience to the Humble VA Clinic, building trust and connection through shared service and innovative ideas.
Veteran Phil Yates returns to Vietnam after 54 years on a volunteer mission, providing wheelchairs and finding healing, closure, and peace.
Houston VA surgeons use a MAKO robot to perform a groundbreaking spinal procedure, offering new hope and improved recovery for patients.
A quick response by Registered Nurse William Gangwer turns a routine lunch break into a powerful reminder that preparation saves lives.
At Houston VA, a dedicated team of health care professionals, led by Dr. Darlene Makulski, is making remarkable strides in treating Veterans with TBI.
A thoughtfully designed garden at VHSO grows from three beds to a vibrant sanctuary offering nourishment, connection and wellness for Veterans.
VA photographer Eugene Russell helped bring the project from Arkansas to D.C., honoring the Greatest Generation and its lasting impact on Veterans and staff.
A powerful legacy of military service comes full circle as Rob Sterling reflects on his family’s history and the lasting connection to the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center.
Navy Veteran Jeff Fisher discovered a serendipitous link to his family history during a visit to VA medical center.
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