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VA Secretary Denis McDonough was in Maine this week and said he's confident that the state and its partners will meet its goals of housing 100 veterans within the next 100 days.
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The bill would use Medicaid dollars to reimburse the homes with an increased per patient daily rate for services to residents. That would provide the homes with an additional estimated $3.4 million.
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The annual report from Maine Veterans’ Homes stated that it costs $15 million more to care for residents at its six homes than the nonprofit receives in reimbursements.
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Their lawsuit alleges the daughter's rights are being violated because she's been denied surgical treatments for gender dysphoria under her father's military healthcare plan.
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A recently signed law expands eligibility for VA health care and other benefits to veterans with toxic exposures and veterans who served during the Vietnam War, Gulf War and post-9/11 eras.
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Wreaths Across America Founder Morrill Worcester and his sons want to build the world's tallest flagpole and a multi-billion-dollar veterans memorial park, which they say will attract millions of visitors from across the country — not to Washington, D.C., but to the remote Washington County town of Columbia Falls.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs unveiled a series of proposals that would remake its physical footprint across the nation, including in Maine
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Maine's Hire-a-Vet Campaign helped 217 veterans, including 42 women, score new jobs in 2021.
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The Togus VA Medical Center in Augusta has received federal approval to operate a 24-bed residential substance use disorder treatment program for…
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Legislation that would give all veterans with any service-related disability free lifetime entry to the U.S. National Parks system has moved through the…