What does the department of veterans do?

Answer 1

The DVA (department of veteran's affairs) oversees all veteran's benefits and enttitlements. They are in charge of the hospitals and clinics that vet utilize for medical treatment. They are in charge of paying veteran benefits. They are also in charge of rating the vets disabilities and how much is related to the service, granting ratings, unemployability and other items. They control and dictate what businesses can operate inside veterans hospital facilities. They control the amount of per diem (for mileage) a vet is entitled to when traveling to va facilities for service connected conditions and/or mandatory physicals. They are the authority that backs the VA home loan program which gives the bank a certain % of the VA loan in the event that the vet defaults. They also control various types of life insurance policies vets are entitled too. They control the canteens inside VA facilities, etc. The scope of their control and authority is too wide to list individually. The above are simply a sampling of their responsibilities. You can also go to the related link for further information.

Answer 2

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is responsible for providing a wide range of services, benefits, and support to veterans and their families. This includes healthcare, disability compensation, pensions, education and career training, home loans, insurance, and assistance with burial and memorial benefits. The VA also works to ensure the welfare and well-being of veterans by advocating for their rights and ensuring they receive the care and support they deserve.