“Complete health care and benefits transactions”
“Access health care tools”
“Review and cancel your VA medical appointments”
“Send and receive messages with your VA health care team”
“Download common VA letters and documents”
“Download common VA letters and documents”
“Check claim status and upload new evidence”
“Manage your VA.gov profile”
“Review your payments history”
“Manage your VA prescriptions”
A closer look at the screenshots
A dashboard shows appointment and active-claim counts.
A menu lists appointments, messages, prescriptions, and records.
Appointment details include provider, address, phone, and directions.
Message threads display provider names.
A benefit letter includes a VA seal and sharing controls.
The same benefit-letter view repeats.
A claim tracker highlights the current stage.
A profile view includes a Veteran Status Card.
A payment list separates benefit categories and amounts.
A prescription list includes a refill-request control.
About this app
With the official VA: Health & Benefits app, you can manage your VA health care, benefits, and payments from your mobile phone or tablet. Features include: Biometric sign-in - Use your phone’s built-in security features—like fingerprint and face recognition—to securely access your information. Health care tools - Refill and track your VA prescriptions. - Send and receive secure messages from your VA health care team. - Review appointments and add them to your calendar. - Get your records for VA vaccines, such as COVID-19. Benefits tools - Check your disability rating. - Review your claim or appeal status. - Submit evidence for your claim or appeal. - Download common VA letters. Payments tools - Review payments we’ve sent you. - Update your direct deposit information. Facility locator - Find VA facilities and services near you. Veterans Crisis Line - Get quick access to the VA Crisis Line. Proof of Veteran status - Show proof of your Veteran status. Need help with this app? Call us at 800-698-2411 (TTY: 711). We’re here 24/7.
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“Complete health care and benefits transactions”
Complete transactions presents the app as a place to finish tasks.
“Access health care tools”
Health care tools broadly groups the named services.
“Review and cancel your VA medical appointments”
Review and cancel specifies two available appointment actions.
“Send and receive messages with your VA health care team”
Send and receive states two-way contact with the care team.
“Download common VA letters and documents”
Common letters and documents gives a concrete download scope.
“Download common VA letters and documents”
The identical headline adds no new document use case.
“Check claim status and upload new evidence”
Status and evidence combines tracking with submitting new material.
“Manage your VA.gov profile”
Manage profile is broad and does not name the status-card feature.
“Review your payments history”
History directs attention to past payments.
“Manage your VA prescriptions”
Manage prescriptions is broad, with refilling supplied by the interface.
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