The US Department of Veterans Affairs announced that 690,000 US veterans received care in the 2014 fiscal year via telehealth, with 2 million telehealth visits scheduled. That means that 12 percent of ...

Dublin, Ga.-based Carl Vinson Veterans Affairs Medical Center will launch a service this month that allows veterans to have virtual visits with their out-of-state healthcare providers, according to ...

Verizon announced June 27 that it will provide its customers who are veterans free access to the Department of Veterans Affairs VA Video Connect telehealth application. The VA telehealth app can be ...

Veterans Affairs leaders plan to eliminate all co-pays for telehealth services and award grants for telehealth clinics in rural areas, part of ongoing efforts to expand virtual care options within the ...

PHOENIX — The Department of Veterans Affairs has been using telehealth since 2003, long before the larger health-care community turned to it during the COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth has been a ...

GovCIO has agreed to acquire a subsidiary of Iron Bow Technologies that helps the Veterans Affairs Department run a telehealth program serving approximately 4 million constituents. SoldierPoint ...

WASHINGTON — Physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who work for the US Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA's) health system will be able to more easily provide telehealth across state ...

The VA Montana Health System will receive a $300,000 grant to upgrade telehealth facilities and equipment for use by veterans, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., announced Thursday. The equipment will ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced on Thursday that veterans across the country who are enrolled in VA care can now receive virtual emergency assessments to determine the severity of medical ...

From right to left: Steve Posnack, principal deputy secretary, ASTP/ONC; Carolyn Clancy, deputy under secretary for health, VA; Grace Cordovano, patient-in-residence, DiMe Building a better healthcare ...