Provider news

DVA’s new quick guide will make it easier for discharge planners to find the services and programs that DVA offers to assist a veteran’s return home after a hospital stay.

The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has handed down its Final Report.

More vocationally focussed questions on DVA’s new Rehabilitation Program Medical Certificate will mean less paperwork for allied health providers, GPs and other health professionals, while streamlining services for eligible veterans.

Health providers will gain insights and practical strategies to support veteran mental health with this free webinar offering 1 hour of CPD

Digital versions of the Veteran White Card and Veteran Gold Card are now accessible in the myGov app. Here’s what health providers need to know.

It’s now easier than ever for health providers to stay informed on Department of Veterans’ Affairs ’s (DVA) initiatives, arrangements, programs and fees.

The Provisional Access to Medical Treatment (PAMT) program has been extended by a further two years.

DVA has requirements for providers who treat Veteran Card holders. We have resources to help you comply, and advice on what to do if you suspect a provider’s doing the wrong thing by veterans and DVA.

Health providers invited to participate in a review of Australia’s family and domestic violence leave entitlement.

Learn what dental health care professionals need to know about providing services to Veteran Card holders.