Medical services, prescriptions, mental health care, and caregiver support earned through military service.
Veterans may qualify for healthcare benefits through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. VA healthcare provides eligible veterans with access to medical services, prescriptions, specialty care, and other health related support.
Many veterans are unaware that they may qualify for VA healthcare even if they have other health insurance or are not currently receiving other VA benefits.
Veterans must enroll in the VA healthcare system to access many VA medical services. Enrollment allows eligible veterans to receive:
Eligibility is generally based on factors such as:
Veterans should apply even if they are unsure whether they qualify.
DDS provides information about:
Eligible veterans may receive medications through the VA.
The VA provides mental health services for eligible veterans. Veterans and families can seek help at any time.
Some caregivers who assist veterans may qualify for VA support services.
VA Caregiver Support Program: 1-855-260-3274
North Brunswick veterans may access VA healthcare through VA medical facilities serving the region. Contact the VA directly to:
Yes. Many veterans use VA healthcare alongside other coverage. Eligibility is determined by the VA.
No. Service-connected disability is one factor, but other veterans may also qualify based on service history and income.
A Veterans Service Officer can help at no cost. See the Veterans Support Services guide.
Enrollment, eligibility, and healthcare questions.
Education, support services, and referrals for family caregivers.
Free, confidential support 24/7. Text 838255 to reach a responder.
Apply even if you think you will not qualify.
VA eligibility rules are broader than many veterans expect, and enrollment can open the door to prescription, mental health, and specialty care benefits.
