Sign in to Manage Your Health Care

Coronavirus update:

General
Effective March 23rd, Veterans will be temporarily unable to self-schedule VA appointments or request community care appointments through VA Online Scheduling in order to avoid non-critical, in-person appointments.

Coronavirus:

General
Call before you visit VA. If you are worried about COVID-19 symptoms or have concerns about your VA services and benefits, ask a question of the VA coronavirus chatbot or review the Frequently Asked Questions. If you have an appointment, consider making it a telehealth appointment.

Coronavirus update:

General
Effective March 23rd, Veterans will be temporarily unable to self-schedule VA appointments or request community care appointments through VA Online Scheduling in order to avoid non-critical, in-person appointments.

In the Spotlight In the Spotlight

Appointments: Should You Reschedule?

Appointments: Should You Reschedule?
With the COVID-19 pandemic, you may consider which outside trips are worth it, including in-person medical appointments. When thinking about your next appointment, consider these three tips.
View »

Medical Records and Emergencies

Medical Records and Emergencies
As tropical storm Zeta approaches the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico, make sure you and your family are prepared and can stay healthy and safe. Don’t wait until it’s too late to gather the items you need, including medical records, to stay healthy.
View »

Mask Up: Winter is Coming

Mask Up: Winter is Coming
As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, it's just as important to grab your mask as it is your coat. VA is taking every possible step to keep you safe.
View »

Tips for Simple Exercises

Tips for Simple Exercises
Has pain or trouble standing made it tough to lose those extra "quarantine 15" pounds? Don't let barriers hold you back. We have tips that may help you.
View »