JOURNALISM AND COMMENTARY

Patrick Cano 10/28/24 Patrick Cano 10/28/24

How Project 2025 Will Impact Veterans

Sean Horton 8/31/24 Sean Horton 8/31/24

The VA Inspector General is Failing Veterans

Sean Horton 8/29/24 Sean Horton 8/29/24

When I Gave the VA a Chance to Help, They Did

Sean Horton 7/18/24 Sean Horton 7/18/24

Implement Red Team's Recommendations on Veteran Healthcare

Sean Horton 7/11/24 Sean Horton 7/11/24

How the VA Delivers Health, Healing, and Hope to the Nation's Veterans

Sean Horton 4/24/23 Sean Horton 4/24/23

Shining a Light on Policy In Practice

Sean Horton 4/24/23 Sean Horton 4/24/23

The Best Possible Care

Sean Horton 4/24/23 Sean Horton 4/24/23

The End of Life Inside VA

Sean Horton 4/24/23 Sean Horton 4/24/23

A Few Hours at the VA

Sean Horton 4/24/23 Sean Horton 4/24/23

Getting into the VA

Sean Horton 11/30/22 Sean Horton 11/30/22

Don't close VA facilities, my son and many others need their mental health programs

This guest essay for Newsday is by Joseph Riotta, a telecommunications industry sales director and VHPI advisory board member whose son Joey is an Air Force veteran.

Sean Horton 9/29/21 Sean Horton 9/29/21

VHA Caregivers Provide Privatization Reality Check

By: Suzanne Gordon, Senior Policy Analyst, in The American Prospect • VHPI Senior Policy Analyst Suzanne Gordon examines two new distressing surveys by VA clinicians offering urgent warnings about the department's dysfunctional community care program.

Sean Horton 8/24/20 Sean Horton 8/24/20

The fallout of a 'bad paper' discharge

When it comes to life after service for military veterans, civilians likely do not consider – much less realize – how discharge status can impact a veteran’s life.