Togus

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.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has recommended a sweeping overhaul of its hospitals and clinics, which could have implications for Maine.

The Togus VA Medical Center in Augusta has received federal approval to operate a 24-bed residential substance use disorder treatment program for…

The Togus VA Medical Center is reporting its first death of a patient from complications of COVID-19. The person was identified as someone in their 70s,…

Six veterans who years later learned they received poor care from a podiatrist say Veterans Affairs concealed those findings to limit the veterans’…

AUGUSTA, Maine - Maine officials are attributing a spike in painkillers prescriptions to a statistical anomaly at the Togus VA hospital.A recent federal…

Veterans Affairs is celebrating its 150th anniversary with ceremonies at the oldest VA hospital in the nation — Togus VA center in Augusta, which was…

More Maine veterans are getting medical care in a timely fashion, according to the director of the state Veterans Affairs health care system. The update…

AUGUSTA, Maine - The director of the veterans' health care system in Maine says 99 percent of patients can get medical appointments within 30 days.Ryan…

AUGUSTA, Maine - The top health official at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is in Maine today. During a visit to the VA center at Togus, Dr. David…