Veteran Medical Debt – and How Providers Can Help Solve It

This article is educational, not legal or financial advice. Policies change; confirm details with your VA facility, payer contracts, and counsel. The problem in a sentence Too many veterans still end up with medical bills they shouldn’t owe—or can’t reasonably pay—because of authorization gaps, coding errors, confusing EOBs, or missed charity-care screening. The good news […]
My VA: Dr. Knows My Name – How Do Community Care Providers Match That Family-Level Trust?

Education-only. VeteransDesk.org supports VA-led care and helps Veterans understand processes and prepare documents. We don’t provide medical care or handle PHI. When a Veteran says, “My VA doctor knows my name,” they’re expressing something deeper than recognition; it’s about trust, understanding, and a sense of belonging. It’s about being seen and valued. VA’s Patient-Aligned Care […]
The Future of Veteran Caregiving: How Social Workers & Case Managers Can Expand Roles in VA’s Caregiver Support Program

Introduction: The Urgent and Growing Need for Caregiver Integration America’s Veteran population is aging, and the largest living group—Vietnam-era Baby Boomers—is now in their seventies and eighties. Many live with chronic health conditions, mobility challenges, or service-connected disabilities that affect daily life. For these Veterans, caregivers are not optional—they are essential. Spouses, children, siblings, and […]
Why Your Practice Should Join the VA Community Care Network

Veterans Administration Has New Policies: Why Your Practice Should Join the VA Community Care Network By Veterans Desk At Veterans Desk, we believe community providers are essential partners in making sure Veterans get the high-quality, compassionate care they’ve earned. With new and updated VA policies in 2025, there’s never been a better time for your […]
Expanding the Circle of Care: How VA Community Care is Recognizing Nontraditional Providers

Introduction For decades, Veterans turning to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) mostly found themselves in traditional healthcare settings, hospitals, primary care offices, specialty clinics, and pharmacies. These services are still essential, but they don’t cover every need. Veterans’ health journeys are diverse. Some conditions respond well to standard treatments, while others improve when supported […]