Department of Veterans Affairs

• Artificial Intelligence
• Customer Experience
• Cybersecurity
• Digital Services
• Digitization
• Health IT

Officials embrace DevSecOps and a human-centered approach to modernize operations and manage risk as AI becomes more embedded in government.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Customer Experience
• Data
• Digital Services
• Digitization
• Electronic Health Records
• Health care
• Health IT
• Workforce

VBA leverages automation and AI to streamline claims processing and reduce backlogs, while keeping humans central to the process.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cloud
• Customer Experience
• Cybersecurity
• Health IT

VA's Platform One accelerates software development timelines from weeks to hours, ultimately enhancing digital services for veterans.

• Digital Services
• Health care
• People
• Workforce

Agency leaders told lawmakers they are focused on trimming legacy systems and restructuring its workforce to streamline operations.

• Cybersecurity
• People
• Presidential Transition
• Workforce

Stay informed on the latest shifts in federal technology leadership as new CIOs are appointed and President Trump's second term takes shape.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Health care
• People

The agency's AI chief Gil Alterovitz helped develop a plan that hints at how NIH is charting the future of AI and biomedical research.

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• Electronic Health Records

VA’s EHR program is expected to restart in 2026 and will plan deployment based on pre-existing relationships between facilities to drive interoperability.

• Health care
• Health IT
• People

Nominated for VA's top health role, Bartrum brings over four decades of military and public service to the agency.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Defense
• Electronic Health Records
• Health IT

Officials from DOD and VA said they are exploring new EHR features such as functionality in offline status and interoperability.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cloud
• Customer Experience
• Cybersecurity
• Defense
• Digital Services
• Health IT
• Presidential Transition
• Workforce

Defense modernization and health care restructuring landed among some of the key IT highlights within the president's first few months.

• Electronic Health Records

VA takes a new approach to its electronic health record deployment, following a proposed $2 billion White House funding boost.

• Health care
• Health IT

Technology improvements will help allow department to maintain veteran care, VA leadership tells Senate Veterans Affairs Committee.