Veteran Health Services Group

04/01/2024

Marine Corps veteran Michael McLaughlin pushed for the PACT Act, which removes the burden of proof that often fell on veterans exposed to toxic chemicals, making the road to get help much simpler: https://bit.ly/3RQPWYx
Veterans, if you've experienced health problems as a result of exposure to toxic chemicals during your service, we can help. Learn more here: https://www.vhsvg.org/

President Joe Biden last week signed landmark legislation poised to expand health care benefits for millions of veterans battling illness after exposure to toxic substances during their military service.

04/01/2024

You've sacrificed for your country. Let us give back to you. Click the link to learn more about the free health programs we offer exclusively for Veterans: https://www.vhsvg.org/

04/01/2024

Veterans, if you had ground experience in Iraq, Afghanistan, or surrounding areas of Southwest Asia, you may have had exposures to toxic substances that could lead to various lung conditions. We can help. Click to the link to find out more: https://www.vhsvg.org/

04/01/2024

Military Veterans can suffer from anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, & substance abuse. We promote free health programs to assist Veterans in need. Click the link to learn more: https://www.vhsvg.org/

04/01/2024

Military Veterans, if you have type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, a respiratory disorder, high blood pressure or other health conditions, you may be at risk. Click the link to learn about the free health programs we offer exclusively for Veterans: https://www.vhsvg.org/

04/01/2024

War lung disease is a mysterious pulmonary illness that some military veterans suffer from after being exposed to burn pits, sandstorms, and other hazards of war. To date, more than 360,000 veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have been diagnosed with lung disease as a result of their time served. Click here to learn more about war lung disease and what you can do if you suspect you may have it.

War lung disease is a mysterious pulmonary illness that some military veterans suffer from after being exposed to burn pits, sandstorms, and other hazards of war. It’s a condition that affects many veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan but is difficult for doctors to diagnose. To date, more...

04/01/2024

PTSD affects 11-20% of veterans in a given year, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Veteran Health Services Group promotes free programs to assist veterans in need. Click here to learn more. https://loom.ly/PISpSUY

04/01/2024

Attention all veterans, their dependents, and survivors! Did you know that there are Veteran Service Officers (VSOs) available to assist you with applying for federal and state benefits, as well as providing information on various resources related to compensation and pension, health care, and much more? VSOs are trained and accredited by the VA to provide you with the assistance you need. Don't hesitate to reach out and take advantage of this valuable resource! https://loom.ly/s0YiPy0

Apply for and manage the VA benefits and services you’ve earned as a Veteran, Servicemember, or family member—like health care, disability, education, and more.

04/01/2024

Attention veterans! Have you experienced mysterious respiratory symptoms after your deployment in Iraq or Afghanistan? You may be suffering from War Lung Disease. This set of lung conditions is linked to exposure to a variety of different airborne hazards during the wars. Learn more about the causes and symptoms of War Lung Disease in our latest blog by clicking the link. https://loom.ly/XIu9BjY

Numerous veterans of the War in Iraq and Afghanistan have self-reported mysterious respiratory symptoms after their deployment. What’s known as “War Lung Disease” is actually a set of lung conditions resulting from exposure to a variety of different airborne hazards in these wars. Medical stud...

04/01/2024

Attention Veterans! Did you know that exposure to open-air burn pits during military deployment could lead to respiratory complications such as asthma, sinusitis, and bronchitis? If you or someone you know was exposed to burn pits and are experiencing breathing-related symptoms, seek treatment today. Veterans Health Services Group is here to help. Learn more about the complications of asthma and burn pits by clicking this link. https://loom.ly/9aTLfzc

The safety of open-air burns relates largely to the types of items being smoldered. For instance, deployed military men and women consume large quantities of water in plastic bottles each month. In order to discard the water bottles during the period of using burn pits, massive amounts of empty plas...

04/01/2024

Are you United States military veteran and experiencing breathing issues? "War Lung Disease" is a common occurrence among veterans who were previously deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq. if you're experiencing shortness of breath, chest pain, coughing, or irregular breathing, it's time to reach out to a healthcare professional. To learn more about when you should contact a doctor visit this link. https://loom.ly/aSzLzRg

Because the symptoms of War Lung Disease might easily be misdiagnosed or attributed to other conditions, it is important to discuss your deployment and its possible relation to your illness with your doctor.

04/01/2024

Mental health is just as important as physical health, especially for our brave men and women in the military. Service members often face unique stressors that can impact their mental wellbeing. It's okay to ask for help if you're struggling. There are resources available to support military personnel, veterans, and their families. The Veterans Crisis Line provides confidential support 24/7 by phone, text, or chat. You can also contact Military OneSource for free and confidential counseling services. Don't suffer in silence. Reach out for help and take care of your mental health!

✅Veterans Crisis Line: https://loom.ly/G0-JwRs
✅Military OneSource: https://loom.ly/82rW7nQ

24/7, confidential crisis support for Veterans and their loved ones. Contact the Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988 then Press 1, chat online, or text 838255.