Posted on Oct 30, 2024

VA sees record rise in benefits delivery, but promises even more

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The Department of Veterans Affairs sees record-high levels of medical care delivery and disability benefits payouts in fiscal 2024, but also promised to push those marks even further in coming months with efforts to broaden support for veterans.

VA sees record rise in benefits delivery, but promises even more

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Posted 2 mo ago

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth

Posted 2 mo ago

I will believe it when I see it...if you haven't heard me before let me make it clear...I HATE THE VA AND THAT ISN'T A STRONG ENOUGH WORD!!!!!

Lt Col Charlie Brown LTC Trent Klug CMSgt Marcus Falleaf Cpl Vic Burk SMSgt Lawrence McCarter CMSgt (Join to see) Sgt (Join to see) PO1 H Gene Lawrence LTC David Brown LTC Trent Klug CSM Chuck Stafford MSgt James Parker

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LTC Trent Klug

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Sgt (Join to see) One can hope.
Unfortunately, that's a BIG maybe. The VA has been bad under presidents of both parties.

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth

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Sgt (Join to see) - This is not an isolated incident. All you have to do is google it.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/disturbing-video-shows-atlanta-va-employee-attack-elderly-vietnam-veteran/K22NTEQYDRCMHM6KBNRNZRUSCE/

Disturbing video shows Atlanta VA employee attack elderly Vietnam veteran

The 73-year-old man was hospitalized for three days with a brain bleed.

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SPC Jeff Daley, PhD

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In their infinite wisdom, they throw money at the VA where a great deal is wasted by mismanagement. In addition, poor management makes care difficult. The VA is measured by health management which is the same organization that rates private hospitals. They score from 1 the lowest score to 5 the highest score. Arizona VA is a 1 and Minnesota a 5. How hard would it be to emulate the SOPs of the top hospitals across the Nation? It seems that was a thought that never was considered in D.C.

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