For veterans with significant disabilities, prosthetic devices are more than low or high tech toys. [...]

Chair of the VetsFirst Committee Terry Moakley understands the frustration many experience in getting necessary mobility equipment and home care services. But help is just a few mouse clicks [...]

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that the VA should not rigidly enforce the 120-day limit for veterans to file appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans [...]

VetsFirst gratefully acknowledges the support of the veteran community, the disability community and those individuals who contacted their Representatives in support of legislation that protects the rights of women veterans as well as injured and amputee [...]

It’s no secret to any American who pays attention to the efforts of our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan that many are returning home to a grateful nation with serious or multiple injuries. But did you know that besides November being the month that Veterans Day is celebrated, the Department of Veterans Affairs is commemorating “National Family Caregiver Month” in November, [...]

How to obtain or replace a Veteran Identification Card is a question we get quite often.

The process for replacement of a card is fairly simple. If you lose your card or do not receive your card in the mail, contact the VA where your picture was taken to request a new card be sent to you. You may also contact 877-222-VETS (8387) to check on the status of your card.

Things get a bit more complicated if for some reason you were never issued a [...]

Define what Veteans Day means to us as a nation? It’s difficult to do, and it may well take on a different meaning for each one of us. Terry Moakley, Chairman, VetsFirst Board of Directors, shares his personal thoughts on the meaning of Veterans [...]