Veterans Health Benefits Expansion Takes on Toxic Exposures
With the passage of the PACT Act, the Department of Veterans Affairs is now able to offer an expanded scope of health care for veterans who have suffered health consequences due to exposure to harmful substances during their deployments. VA leaders Dr. Steven Lieberman and Dr. Patricia Hastings explain how VA is working to use these new resources to fulfill its duty to care for and serve America’s veterans.
This episode includes support from Maximus.
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Dr. Steven Lieberman Deputy Under Secretary for Health VA -
Dr. Patricia Hastings Chief Consultant, Health Outcomes Military Exposures VA
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Veterans’ Affairs Committee Backs John Bartrum for Top VA Health Role
John Bartrum, who pledged staffing reform and patient-centered leadership, gains Senate committee approval to lead the Veterans Health Administration.
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A Look at VA's 2026 Restart for EHR Rollout
Dr. Neil Evans shares updates on the agency’s 2026 rollout restart, lessons learned, and how the new system will improve care for veterans and military personnel.
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DHS Advances Biometric Security to Counter AI-Driven Threats
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