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What does the Paralympics and the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Information and Technology (OIT) have in common? Dan Cnossen. Learn more about how Dan uses OIT’s accessible products to reach his fitness goals.

So, what’s on tap for 2021? OIT is building on the great work of the past year with a range of products and services focused on Veterans.

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

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.

OIT supports and expands VA’s telehealth capabilities, giving Veterans high-quality care while helping flatten the curve.

OIT helped a telehealth nurse practitioner who lost remote connectivity and needed help solving an IT issue, enabling her to resume caring for her patients.

To ensure Veterans have proper access to care, the North Dakota Veterans Home partnered with the Fargo VA Medical Center to provide telehealth services to Veterans living at the home as well as within the surrounding communities.

T-Mobile Waives Data Fees for VA Telehealth Services