Without a Medical POA, Texas state law determines who is allowed to make medical decisions for a Veteran.

To help Veterans take this important step, the Harris County Veterans Services Department (VSD) is hosting a Medical Power of Attorney Workshop.

For veterans in Houston, accessing benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. From healthcare to disability claims, the system is vast, but with the right guidance, it can work for you.

Without a Medical POA, Texas state law determines who is allowed to make medical decisions for a Veteran.

To help Veterans take this important step, the Harris County Veterans Services Department (VSD) is hosting a Medical Power of Attorney Workshop.

This is a genuine case that the Harris County VSD handled; however, the veteran’s name is obscured for privacy reasons.

Transitioning from military service to civilian life comes with its own set of challenges, and for many veterans, one of the most exciting paths forward is entrepreneurship.

To many, our national anthem is just a song, but for many of us who have served, it’s a shared experience of combat as our forefathers (Francis Scott Key)  documented their base (Fort McHenry) receiving massive amounts of incoming fire…

For many veterans, higher education is the next step after service, and thanks to the Post-9/11 GI Bill, that path is more accessible than ever.

“A father is someone you look up to no matter how tall you grow.”
On this Father’s Day, we take a moment to salute not just the fathers who raised us, but those who also raised their right hands in service to our nation.

June 14th is Flag Day, a day set aside to honor the adoption of the American flag in 1777. For most Americans, it’s a patriotic observance. But for those who have worn the uniform and for the families who stood behind them, the flag holds a deeper, more personal meaning. It’s not just a symbol of the nation; it’s a reminder of service, sacrifice, and shared purpose.