VA Video Connect replaces a previous iPhone app, called Pexip, which will not support video visits as of March 23.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has launched a new way for Veterans to connect with their health care providers from anywhere. VA Video Connect uses encryption to ensure a secure and private ...

For many veterans, communicating with a doctor in real time will now be as convenient as putting a new app on their smartphone, tablet or personal computer. VA Video Connect, which the U.S ...

VA Video Connect allows Veterans and their caregivers to meet virtually with their VA care teams on any computer, tablet, or mobile device with an internet connection.

VA Video Connect: A new technology that lets veterans talk to doctors using a smart phone, computer or tablet.

VA Video Connect allows veterans and their caregivers to meet virtually with their VA care teams on any computer, tablet, or mobile device with an internet connection.

VA Video Connect allows Veterans and their caregivers to meet virtually on any computer, tablet, or mobile device with an internet connection. The platform allows for more than 25,000 virtual ...

VA Video Connect allows veterans to connect with their health care teams over live video from a computer, tablet or smartphone, thereby eliminating travel times to medical centers or doctors ...

Now, the VA is announcing a drastic expansion of that program with the launch of a new tool called VA Video Connect, which it intends to expand to every VA hospital across the country.

VA Video Connect replaces a previous iPhone app, called Pexip, which will not support video visits as of March 23.

VA Video Connect allows veterans to connect with their health care teams over live video from the comfort of their homes.