VA Copay Rates | Healthy Habits for the New Year

Veterans Health Administration sent this bulletin at 01/09/2024 07:00 AM EST

New Copay Rates for 2024

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Find your new copays for VA and VA-approved health care

Updated copay rates are available now. Learn what services don’t require a copay and if you may be eligible to not pay copays.

A Better Night’s Sleep

Did you know that lack of sleep can increase your risk of health problems like high blood pressure? We want to help you sleep better. Here are a few tips. Learn more.

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Exercise to Build Healthy Lungs

Regular activity improves your lung function. If you have a lung disease, like COPD, you can decrease your symptoms with the right exercises. Learn more.

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Are You Missing New Messages?

When you send your message, you may wonder, "Did someone answer me yet?" It’s easy to get notified when you receive a new Secure Message. Learn more.

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Take Charge with the DASH Diet

About 1 in 3 Veterans have high blood pressure. Find out how following the DASH diet can help you have a healthier heart. Learn more.

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Avoid the Pain of Shingles

Anyone who has had chickenpox can develop shingles. Discover how to prevent shingles, notice warning signs, and prevent future pain. Learn more.

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Quick Tips: Cutting Back on Drinking

Drinking less or not at all can help prevent many health problems. We have practical tips to help you cut back on drinking. Learn more.

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Don't Let Anger Get in Your Way

It’s normal to feel angry sometimes. But uncontrolled anger can cause more stress and hurt people close to us. VA has tools to help manage anger. Learn more.

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