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Using VA health care, a healthier you is just a few clicks away.

Looking for an easy, modern health care experience?

VA offers online scheduling, prescription refill, access to VA medical records through your phone, computer or tablet – and much more.

Veterans can access video appointments through VA Video Connect and health apps from VA’s App Store. Enrolled Veterans who use My HealtheVetcan also request, schedule and cancel appointments online as well as communicate with care teams through Secure Messaging.

These online tools can improve your health and quickly connect you to your health care team.

Enrolling in VA health care lets you take advantage of these tools designed to make health care easier. Learn how to apply for VA health care and other VA benefits at Explore.VA.gov.

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