COVID Resources For Veterans

February 23, 2021

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has a number of resources available for veterans to help them deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 Vaccines

The VA is prioritizing and offering vaccines to enrolled Veterans actively receiving VA health care. Any Veteran, who is not currently receiving health care through VA, can find out about eligibility and learn how to apply for care. Stay informed about getting a COVID-19 vaccine.

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C onnect With Those Who You Served With

TogetherWeServed.com matches you with other Veterans who served in the same units as you at the same time, delivering a list for easy contact. VA Veterans may claim a one year premium membership.

These unprecedented times are contributing to a higher level of anxiety, particularly among our Veteran population. The reduced ability to mingle with others to keep spirits up, makes it difficult for some to maintain their morale. TogetherWeServed provides a secure virtual base for Veterans

R esources For Veteran Caregivers

Caregivers will now be included in Veterans' health care teams, VA Secretary Wilkie announced on October 19 as part of the Inclusive Care Program. The Elizabeth Dole Foundation offers no-cost, short-term aid from at-home care professionals to help with bathing, cooking, exercising, transportation, and companionship, among other tasks. Caregivers in every state can now apply for no-cost professional caregiver support made possible through the cooperation and donations of CareLinx, Wounded Warrior Project, AARP, and VA.

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