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FILE - In this March 20, 2021, file photo, Navy veteran Ronnie Jackson, of Blakeslee, Pa., receives a COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Fran McLean at the Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center in Plains Township, Pa. After more than a year of isolation, American veterans are embracing plans for a more traditional Memorial Day. Advocates say it’s also a time to take stock of the veteran lives lost to the coronavirus and to recommit to vaccinating those who remain reluctant. (Sean McKeag/The Citizens' Voice via AP)

VHA employee vaccinations on the rise amid surge in COVID cases, deaths

The Department of Veterans Affairs said it’s administered first doses to approximately 9,000 additional employees since it announced its vaccine mandate…

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After years of practice, VA says its innovation ecosystem was ready-made for the pandemic

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Without clear standards, veterans are in the dark on community care wait times

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VA’s pandemic hiring spree continues, but Congress wishes reforms could have taken place years ago

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MISSION Act’s new community care program ready for prime time, VA says

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VA Secretary Robert Wilkie (Dec. 19. Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)

Congress questions progress on veterans choice, suicide prevention amid ‘constant churn’ of VA leadership

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