Friday, February 26, 2010
VA Press Releases from beginning of 2010 to 26 February 2010
Miramar National Cemetery Dedicated - The Department of Veterans Affairs held a dedication ceremony today in San Diego for the Miramar National Cemetery. (1/30/10)
White House Seeks $125 Billion for Veterans in 2011 - To expand health care to a record-number of Veterans, reduce the number of homeless Veterans and process a dramatically increased number of new disability compensation claims, the White House has announced a proposed $125 billion budget next year for the Department of Veterans Affairs. (2/1/10)
Secretary Shinseki Mourns Loss of Rep. Murtha - Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki mourned the loss of Rep. John P. Murtha, Chairman of the House Appropriations’ subcommittee on defense and a champion of the Nation’s Veterans. (2/10/10)
“Innovation Initiative” Underway for Health Records Improvements - Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki launched the “Veterans Health IT Innovation Initiative,” an employee-based Health Information Technology (HIT) competition to spur VA’s transformation into a 21st Century organization that is Veteran-centric, results-oriented, and forward-looking. (2/18/10)
Petzel Sworn in to Head Veterans Health Care System - Dr. Robert A. Petzel has taken the oath of office as the Under Secretary for Health within the Department of Veterans Affairs, stepping up to lead the nation's largest integrated health care system. (2/18/10)
Shinseki Announces Winners of Innovation Competition for Improving Claims Processing - The Department of Veterans Affairs selected 10 winners in a competition that solicited ideas from VA employees and co-located Veterans service organizations to improve claims processing and provide greater transparency to Veterans. (2/19/10)
VA Expands Evaluation of Technology Projects - The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced that all information technology (IT) projects at the Department will now be managed under its program management and accountability system (PMAS). (2/23/10)
VA Begins Nationwide GI Bill Advertising Campaign to Reach Student Veterans and Schools - The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced a two-month, nationwide advertising campaign to assist student Veterans and servicemembers applying for the Post-9/11 GI Bill. (2/23/10)
VA Education Call Center Again Operating Five Days a Week - The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced that the Education Call Center, closed on Thursdays and Fridays over the past two months, is again operating five days a week. (2/23/10)
Web Site Offers Single Access Point for Wounded Warriors - The federal departments of Veterans Affairs, Labor and Defense unveiled today an improved Web site for wounded warriors. (2/25/10)
VA Announces $41 Million in Construction Contracts for San Antonio - The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the award of two contracts totaling $41.5 million to create a “polytrauma center” that cares for the most severely injured Veterans and to improve the existing wards at the Audie L. Murphy VA Medical Center. (2/26/10)
White House Seeks $125 Billion for Veterans in 2011 - To expand health care to a record-number of Veterans, reduce the number of homeless Veterans and process a dramatically increased number of new disability compensation claims, the White House has announced a proposed $125 billion budget next year for the Department of Veterans Affairs. (2/1/10)
Secretary Shinseki Mourns Loss of Rep. Murtha - Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki mourned the loss of Rep. John P. Murtha, Chairman of the House Appropriations’ subcommittee on defense and a champion of the Nation’s Veterans. (2/10/10)
“Innovation Initiative” Underway for Health Records Improvements - Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki launched the “Veterans Health IT Innovation Initiative,” an employee-based Health Information Technology (HIT) competition to spur VA’s transformation into a 21st Century organization that is Veteran-centric, results-oriented, and forward-looking. (2/18/10)
Petzel Sworn in to Head Veterans Health Care System - Dr. Robert A. Petzel has taken the oath of office as the Under Secretary for Health within the Department of Veterans Affairs, stepping up to lead the nation's largest integrated health care system. (2/18/10)
Shinseki Announces Winners of Innovation Competition for Improving Claims Processing - The Department of Veterans Affairs selected 10 winners in a competition that solicited ideas from VA employees and co-located Veterans service organizations to improve claims processing and provide greater transparency to Veterans. (2/19/10)
VA Expands Evaluation of Technology Projects - The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced that all information technology (IT) projects at the Department will now be managed under its program management and accountability system (PMAS). (2/23/10)
VA Begins Nationwide GI Bill Advertising Campaign to Reach Student Veterans and Schools - The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced a two-month, nationwide advertising campaign to assist student Veterans and servicemembers applying for the Post-9/11 GI Bill. (2/23/10)
VA Education Call Center Again Operating Five Days a Week - The Department of Veterans Affairs today announced that the Education Call Center, closed on Thursdays and Fridays over the past two months, is again operating five days a week. (2/23/10)
Web Site Offers Single Access Point for Wounded Warriors - The federal departments of Veterans Affairs, Labor and Defense unveiled today an improved Web site for wounded warriors. (2/25/10)
VA Announces $41 Million in Construction Contracts for San Antonio - The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the award of two contracts totaling $41.5 million to create a “polytrauma center” that cares for the most severely injured Veterans and to improve the existing wards at the Audie L. Murphy VA Medical Center. (2/26/10)
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