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Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General Healthcare Inspection Prosthetic and Sens 2025

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The report by the VA Office of Inspector General investigates the loss of veterans' Home Improvement and Structural Alterations (HISA) grant records at the Durham VA Medical Center, which may have delayed critical home modifications for veterans. An estimated 90 records are missing, with significant discrepancies in program oversight and management control. The report highlights failures in protecting Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and inadequate responses to lost records. Recommendations include improving communication with affected veterans, ensuring compliance with reporting policies, and enhancing internal controls to prevent future occurrences.

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How to get insoles from the VA?

To request routine DME, prosthetics or orthotics for a Veteran, complete VA Form 10-10172, Request for Services (RFS), and return it to the local VA facility community care office. Page 2 of the form is dedicated to these specific requests.

What does the VA Inspector General do?

The OIG hotline receives, screens, and determines the disposition of complaints concerning veterans or VA that relate to potentially unlawful activity or potential violations of rules or regulations; fraud, waste, and abuse; and gross mismanagement of VA programs and operations.

Will the VA pay for prosthetics?

Your prosthesis may be provided by the VA no matter where and when your amputation surgery was performed, or if the amputation is related to a service-connected condition or not.

Who is the chief of prosthetics in the VA?

Kevin Cavanagh - Chief Of Prosthetics Sensory Aids - Va Health Care Systems | LinkedIn.

Does the VA pay for prosthetics?

As Chief of Staff, Ms. Kabat helps lead VA in its mission to serve Americas Veterans and directs policy, strategy, operations, and communications in the federal governments second-largest Cabinet department, with a budget of more than $264 billion and over 450,000 employees.