VA Health Care
A comprehensive national health care system operated by the VA providing medical, surgical, mental health, dental, and other health services to eligible veterans through VA Medical Centers (VAMCs) and community clinics.
Eligibility is based on service history, disability rating, income, and other factors. most honorably discharged veterans qualify.
Veterans with service-connected disabilities receive priority care and pay no copays for related treatment. Community Care Network (CCN): allows eligible veterans to receive care from VA-approved community providers when VA cannot provide timely or local care.
→ Enroll at VA.gov or at your nearest VAMC to access VA health care.
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Frequently asked questions about VA Health Care
What is VA Health Care?+
A comprehensive national health care system operated by the VA providing medical, surgical, mental health, dental, and other health services to eligible veterans through VA Medical Centers (VAMCs) and community clinics. Eligibility is based on service history, disability rating, income, and other factors.
Who qualifies for VA Health Care?+
Veterans with service-connected disabilities receive priority care and pay no copays for related treatment.
How do I apply for VA Health Care?+
Apply at va.gov (search for the program by name) or work with a free accredited Veterans Service Officer (VSO) through your state VA office.
Where can I get help?+
Use BenefitKarma's free Benefit Eligibility Screener to see what VA benefits you may have missed, or talk with a free accredited Veterans Service Officer (VSO) through your state VA office.