COVID-19

The Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) COVID-19 Patient Manager rapidly processes large quantities of data to help frontline workers treat patients and save Veteran lives.

OIT leaders recognized by leading news outlet for COVID-19 innovations, IT and digital transformation initiatives.

OIT’s advanced monitoring efforts have averted potential issues prior to end user impact.

OIT and the VHA Innovation Ecosystem are delivering innovative safety solutions in response to COVID-19 to help protect frontline health care providers, Veterans, patients, and staff.

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Information and Technology (OIT) actively recruits individuals who excel in delivering technologies and services to improve the Veteran experience. Recently, two technology all-stars joined VA to help OIT achieve its vision to become a world-class organization that provides a seamless, unified Veteran experience using state-of-the-art technology.

OIT’s innovative security solution supports expanded tele-critical care capability during VA’s COVID-19 response.

As part of its continuing commitment to provide quality service during the coronavirus pandemic, VHA is extending the reach of a critical service delivery software, Enterprise-Wide Speech Recognition.

As telehealth visits surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, IT experts at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) acted quickly to ensure a seamless Veteran and clinician experience, creating solutions in real-time to improve VA’s telehealth capabilities.

OIT’s industry-leading 3D printing resources create customized health care solutions, improved health for Veterans, and enhanced COVID-19 responses.

From concept-to-launch OIT deploys new COVID-19 digital pre-entry screening tool to VA medical facilities in just 12 days.

VA’s new National Surveillance Tool, built by OIT, is the single authoritative source for COVID-19 data across the VA system.

After OIT successfully ramped up IT systems to accommodate thousands of personnel working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, workers at a regional VBA office shared their appreciation.