Whole Health is a new approach to delivering health care. It equips you to take charge of your health and well-being. VA facilities across the country are implementing this approach to health...

Video telehealth, anger management, PTSD and parenting are just some of the topics covered by VA mobile apps. View a list of the most useful VA mobile apps Veterans can use for free.

Reservists and National Guard members can access the full benefits of My HealtheVet's online health care tools by registering for a My HealtheVet Premium account.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a perfect time for a reminder about the importance of mammograms and early detection. Find out how often VA recommends you get screened.

My HealtheVet helps Veterans manage their health care. From the number of Secure Messages sent, to the number of refills requested, you'll find it all on our My HealtheVet data page.

More than 9 million appointments go unfilled because of missed appointments. VA created VEText, a text messaging appointment-reminder system for Medical Centers to alert Veterans of appointments.

Hurricane Florence has its sights set on the mid-Atlantic. Keep you and your family safe by knowing how to get ready. My HealtheVet can also help with easy access to your health records during an...

Calling a friend, meeting up for coffee, having dinner with family. These everyday things can seem small, but they have the power to make a difference for someone going through a difficult time.

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer found in men. When caught early, prostate cancer's survival rate is high. Regular screenings are very beneficial, especially if you are over 65.

Traveling to a clinic or a hospital isn't the only way to see your doctor. Instead of going to the doctor's office for your health care appointment, why not use a secure video connection...

Happiness and health are more closely related than you might think. A healthy lifestyle can boost your mood, while a positive mindset can help you avoid unhealthy ways. VA has five simple things...

Do you find yourself using tobacco when you're in pain? You're not alone. Many people smoke to deal with chronic pain. Someone who smokes is more likely to have higher levels of pain....

Every fall, you're reminded it's time to get your flu shot. Flu season usually starts in October and peaks between December and February. The vaccine takes some time to kick in, which is...

Some say 50 is the youth of old age. There are steps you can take to ensure you have many healthy years ahead. Learn about tests and vaccines you need to stay in tip-top health.

Whether you're working off a few pounds or want a more active lifestyle, VA's MOVE! Coach app (available on Android and iPhone) can help you meet your health and fitness goals.

As a Veteran, one of your benefits is seeing your VA health information anytime to better manage your health care. All you need is a computer or mobile phone with internet.

Do you receive VA prescription medicines? Do you know your refill options? VA provides safe and effective ways to refill prescriptions. Manage your prescriptions from VA by phone, mail, or online.

You can lead a full life even if you have Crohn's disease. By planning and working with support groups, you can find ways to cope. And you may even help others who have Crohn's disease.

Veterans with diabetes often hear a lot about lowering their blood sugar. But sometimes your blood sugar can get too low. Talk with your health care team about problems with low blood sugar.

Veterans can access and share their VA lab tests results online. You can view, download and print your health information. Stay on top of your VA health records online with My HealtheVet.