What's New on My HealtheVet

As part of the transition to My HealtheVet on VA.gov, starting early 2025, your My HealtheVet Appointments information will only be available on VA.gov. You will no longer be able to view your VA Appointments and the After Visit Summaries on the previous version of My HealtheVet. Sign into My HealtheVet VA Appointments now to download and save your appointment list or any past After Visit Summaries.

Start using My HealtheVet on VA.gov Appointments and try a revised appointment list, scheduling, and canceling appointments, updated After Visit Summaries and more tools available to manage your VA and community care appointments. We Value your feedback, select the feedback button to give us your opinion on your new Appointments tool.

Manage all your VA health care needs in one place—right alongside your other VA benefits and services. Then share your feedback to help us make this new experience even better.

Try the new My HealtheVet on VA.gov

We're building a new home for managing your medications on VA.gov. So you can manage your health in the same place where you manage your other VA benefits and services.

And we’re making improvements to make it easier than ever to manage your medications online—like the ability to manage your past and current VA and non-VA prescriptions all in one place. Try the new medications tool on My HealtheVet on VA.gov

We may prompt you to sign in to VA.gov before you can access the new tool.

Note: If you get care from a VA health facility that uses the My VA Health portal, you’ll still need to go to that portal to manage your prescriptions for now. Go to My VA Health

Soon we’ll ask you to agree to the new VA online services terms of use when you sign in to My HealtheVet using a secure sign in partner. Be sure to read the full terms. Accept these terms to continue using VA online services. When you accept the new terms, you confirm that you understand the rules for using VA online services.

If you decline these terms, we’ll sign you out. You’ll be able to agree to these terms the next time you sign in. You can still get VA health care and benefits by phone, by mail, or in person. But you won’t be able to use some VA online services.

Your decision to decline these terms won’t affect your eligibility for VA health care and benefits.

We're building a new home for managing your appointments on My HealtheVet on VA.gov.

Here’s what you can do with this tool:

• Review your VA health care, community care, and claim exam appointments

• Request and self-schedule some VA and community care appointments

• Cancel some appointments

Try appointments on My HealtheVet on VA.gov

Note: If you get care from a VA health facility that uses the My VA Health portal, you’ll still need to go to that portal to manage your appointments for now. Go to My VA Health

We're building a new home for communicating privately and securely with your VA health care team on My HealtheVet on VA.gov. You can use Messages on My HealtheVet on VA.gov just as you use Messages on My HealtheVet today.

Note: We may prompt you to sign in to VA.gov before you can access the new tool.

My HealtheVet and My VA Health are moving to a new home on VA.gov called My HealtheVet on VA.gov. You’ll be able to manage your health care, benefits, and services in one place. My HealtheVet on VA.gov will have new features and an improved experience based on your feedback.

My HealtheVet features will move to My HealtheVet on VA.gov in a series of phases through October 2024. You can use the My HealtheVet patient portal you are using now until the transition is complete.

Review your VA.gov profile to make sure your address, phone number, or email address are correct. Update the information as needed.

Read information on managing your VA.gov profile

It's best to use a Login.gov or ID.me account to sign in. These accounts meet modern security standards. Select ‘Option 1: New VA sign in (recommended)’ on the My HealtheVet Sign in page.

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Login.gov and ID.me are used to sign in to VA.gov.

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To prove who you are, you'll have to go through multifactor identification. This extra step to sign in is a simple and effective way to add an extra layer of security to your account. Banks and other places that care about protecting your data often use it.

Read more about multifactor authentication

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If you don’t have either of these accounts, create a Login.gov or ID.me account now and verify your identity.

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