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Veteran Resource Board
Enrolling in VA health care and finding the specific service you need — from telehealth and prosthetics to hearing, vision, long-term care, and hard-to-find dental help.
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Please verify before you rely on a listing. Phone numbers, links, and office details change over time. This board was compiled from official and reputable sources and is offered as a convenience — confirm current contacts with the organization directly. In an emergency, call 911; for veteran crisis support, dial 988 then press 1. Last verified July 2026.
Enroll & manage care
Apply for VA health care, find priority groups, and manage appointments.
Care in your community
When VA can't provide the care you need nearby, community providers may be covered.
Patient portal
Refill prescriptions, message your care team, and view records online.
Dental coverage
VA dental care eligibility and the VA Dental Insurance Program.
Family health coverage
Cost-sharing health coverage for eligible spouses and children of certain veterans.
Military health plan
Health coverage for retirees, Guard/Reserve, and families.
Virtual VA care at home
Official VA hub for telehealth: video appointments with VA providers from home or a mobile device, plus clinic-based connections to specialists across the country. Includes resources for getting connected, including help bridging the digital divide.
Prosthetics & sensory aids
Official VA hub for prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs, orthotics, hearing aids, eyeglasses, blind rehabilitation, and assistive technology for enrolled veterans, generally at no cost. Home of the Prosthetic & Sensory Aids Service (PSAS).
Hearing loss & hearing aids
VA hearing care at more than 650 sites; audiology can be scheduled directly without a primary-care referral. Hearing aids, repairs, and batteries are provided at no cost to eligible enrolled veterans, with teleaudiology available for remote care.
Blind & low-vision rehab
VA's national vision-loss rehabilitation program: residential blind rehabilitation centers, outpatient low-vision clinics, and Visual Impairment Services Team (VIST) coordinators who arrange assessments and training in mobility, daily-living skills, and assistive technology. For veterans whose vision loss cannot be corrected with regular eyeglasses.
Blinded veterans peer support
Congressionally chartered VSO founded in 1945 for blind and low-vision veterans; services are open to any blinded veteran regardless of membership. Field service representatives, themselves blinded veterans, help connect veterans to VA blind rehabilitation and benefits, backed by regional peer-support groups nationwide.
Long-term & elder care
Official VA hub for aging veterans covering home-based primary care, homemaker/home health aide, respite, adult day care, State Veterans Homes, medical foster homes, nursing home care, palliative care, and hospice. Also includes a section on paying for long-term care through VA, Medicare, Medicaid, and other options.
Donated dental care network
National nonprofit whose volunteer dentists and labs donate comprehensive dental treatment, prioritizing veterans who are 65+, permanently disabled, or medically fragile and cannot afford care. Availability varies by county and some areas have waitlists; the application page lists which counties are open.
Free dental for veterans
Nonprofit that matches honorably discharged veterans experiencing financial hardship, and spouses living with them, with volunteer dentists for free comprehensive dental care. Not for dental emergencies, and wait times vary by location and volunteer availability.
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