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Veteran Wellness and Recreation Programs Are Expanding — And 2026 Is Shaping Up Strong

December 24, 2025 Discover how veteran wellness and recreation programs are expanding for 2026 — from adaptive sports events to grants and community resources that foster connection and long-term well-being.
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A New Lifeline: Washington Secures Federal Funding to Strengthen Veteran Suicide Prevention

December 17, 2025 Washington State has received a $1.4M federal grant to expand veteran suicide-prevention programs, crisis support, and community-based mental health services. Here’s what the new funding means for veterans and families.
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AI vs. Suicide: How New Technology Could Help the VA Catch Crisis Earlier

December 10, 2025 Lawmakers are urging the VA to adopt AI tools to detect suicide risk earlier and support faster intervention. Here’s how technology could help save veteran lives — without replacing human care.
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VA Eliminates CHAMPVA Backlog — What That Means for Veteran Families

December 3, 2025 The VA has eliminated the CHAMPVA backlog, speeding up health-care access for veterans’ spouses, survivors, and dependents. Here’s what this milestone means for families.
How New Mobility and Prosthetic Technology Is Shaping a More Independent Future for Veterans
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How New Mobility and Prosthetic Technology Is Shaping a More Independent Future for Veterans

December 31, 2025 Explore how new mobility and prosthetic technology is improving independence for veterans — from VA-supported research to innovations shaping care in 2026.

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Veteran Wellness and Recreation Programs Are Expanding — And 2026 Is Shaping Up Strong
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Veteran Wellness and Recreation Programs Are Expanding — And 2026 Is Shaping Up Strong

December 24, 2025 Discover how veteran wellness and recreation programs are expanding for 2026 — from adaptive sports events to grants and community resources that foster connection and long-term well-being.
A New Lifeline: Washington Secures Federal Funding to Strengthen Veteran Suicide Prevention
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A New Lifeline: Washington Secures Federal Funding to Strengthen Veteran Suicide Prevention

December 17, 2025 Washington State has received a $1.4M federal grant to expand veteran suicide-prevention programs, crisis support, and community-based mental health services. Here’s what the new funding means for veterans and families.
AI vs. Suicide: How New Technology Could Help the VA Catch Crisis Earlier
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AI vs. Suicide: How New Technology Could Help the VA Catch Crisis Earlier

December 10, 2025 Lawmakers are urging the VA to adopt AI tools to detect suicide risk earlier and support faster intervention. Here’s how technology could help save veteran lives — without replacing human care.
VA Eliminates CHAMPVA Backlog — What That Means for Veteran Families
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VA Eliminates CHAMPVA Backlog — What That Means for Veteran Families

December 3, 2025 The VA has eliminated the CHAMPVA backlog, speeding up health-care access for veterans’ spouses, survivors, and dependents. Here’s what this milestone means for families.
VA Is Overlooking AI Workforce Risks — Will HVAC Address the Gaps in Tomorrow’s Hearing?
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VA Is Overlooking AI Workforce Risks — Will HVAC Address the Gaps in Tomorrow’s Hearing?

December 1, 2025 As AI reshapes key industries, VA’s testimony shows no plan to prepare veterans for workforce changes. Will HVAC address these gaps in tomorrow’s hearing?
VA Claims Backlog Slashed by 57% — What That Means for Veterans Waiting
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VA Claims Backlog Slashed by 57% — What That Means for Veterans Waiting

November 26, 2025 The VA has reduced its disability and pension claims backlog by 57% after processing a record 3 million cases. Here’s what this means for veterans still waiting for decisions — and what challenges remain.
MST Survivor Sent to VA Exam in a Hotel Room—Congress Demands Answers
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MST Survivor Sent to VA Exam in a Hotel Room—Congress Demands Answers

November 21, 2025 An MST survivor faced a hotel room VA exam. Congress is demanding accountability. Read how this case surfaced and why more veterans must speak up.
VA Medical Exams Are So Broken Congress Is Now Hinting at False Claims Act Abuse
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VA Medical Exams Are So Broken Congress Is Now Hinting at False Claims Act Abuse

November 21, 2025

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AI vs. Suicide: How New Technology Could Help the VA Catch Crisis Earlier
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AI vs. Suicide: How New Technology Could Help the VA Catch Crisis Earlier

December 10, 2025
Lawmakers are urging the VA to adopt AI tools to detect suicide risk earlier and support faster intervention. Here’s how technology could help save veteran lives — without replacing human care.
VA Eliminates CHAMPVA Backlog — What That Means for Veteran Families
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VA Eliminates CHAMPVA Backlog — What That Means for Veteran Families

December 3, 2025 The VA has eliminated the CHAMPVA backlog, speeding up health-care access for veterans’ spouses, survivors, and dependents. Here’s what this milestone means for families.
VA Is Overlooking AI Workforce Risks — Will HVAC Address the Gaps in Tomorrow’s Hearing?
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VA Is Overlooking AI Workforce Risks — Will HVAC Address the Gaps in Tomorrow’s Hearing?

December 1, 2025 As AI reshapes key industries, VA’s testimony shows no plan to prepare veterans for workforce changes. Will HVAC address these gaps in tomorrow’s hearing?
VA Claims Backlog Slashed by 57% — What That Means for Veterans Waiting
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VA Claims Backlog Slashed by 57% — What That Means for Veterans Waiting

November 26, 2025 The VA has reduced its disability and pension claims backlog by 57% after processing a record 3 million cases. Here’s what this means for veterans still waiting for decisions — and what challenges remain.
MST Survivor Sent to VA Exam in a Hotel Room—Congress Demands Answers
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MST Survivor Sent to VA Exam in a Hotel Room—Congress Demands Answers

November 21, 2025 An MST survivor faced a hotel room VA exam. Congress is demanding accountability. Read how this case surfaced and why more veterans must speak up.
VA Medical Exams Are So Broken Congress Is Now Hinting at False Claims Act Abuse
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VA Medical Exams Are So Broken Congress Is Now Hinting at False Claims Act Abuse

November 21, 2025
Stop Losing $100K+: Use VR&E Before Your GI Bill!
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Stop Losing $100K+: Use VR&E Before Your GI Bill!

November 20, 2025 Veterans regularly burn up their GI Bill when they should be using VR&E to cover career training, first. It costs some over $100k. Learn why.

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