The St. Cloud (Minn.) VA Medical Center and its affiliated clinics will transition to a new EHR system in May 2027. The platform, called the Federal EHR, is also used by the Department of Defense and ...

Veterans Affairs aims to streamline care by reducing regions and removing a top role, but advocates warn changes risk disrupting services for rural and high-needs veterans. The Department of Veterans ...

Across its nationwide network, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has developed a system of Patient Record Flags (PRFs) to identify veterans whose clinical or behavioral profile may carry ...

Washington ― A trio of Senate Democrats including Michigan's Elissa Slotkin wrote Friday to Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins expressing "serious" concerns with his department's plan to ...

(The Center Square) – The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to reorganize the management structure of the Veterans Health Administration, the nation's largest health system, to improve care. The ...

WASHINGTON – The leaders responsible for a troubled Department of Veterans Affairs computer system told House lawmakers on Monday the program is on track to expand to more than a dozen new hospitals ...

The department should start its electronic health record system overhaul by shoring up its architecture and ensuring mobile devices align with clinical workflows. The success of the Department of ...

After a long pause that started back in 2023, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs will make good in 2026 on its promise a year ago to restart and redouble its electronic health record ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has been making changes to veterans' health records as part of a move to modernize the system, and more VA facilities will be using the new system in 2026. The ...

This story was produced through a partnership between The Washington Post and The Spokesman-Review. On the eve of a major expansion, a multibillion-dollar project to upgrade the computer systems of ...

Jennifer Capasso had endured multiple tumors. She wondered what might be said during her next cancer surgery. So, she hit record on her phone. Jennifer Capasso was about to undergo another cancer ...