Medical Care for OEF-OIF Veterans
Week of July 14, 2008
Combat veterans are eligible for free medical care from VA for most conditions for five years after they separate from active duty. VA is reaching out to veterans of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OEF⁄OIF) who have been discharged but have not contacted VA about their benefits. In addition to health care, other possible benefits include home loan guarantees, education, training and life insurance. If you are - or if you know - an OEF-OIF combat veteran who has not contacted VA to learn about these benefits, please contact your nearest VA facility or click here for more information.
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