Facebook Live Event with USAA: VA Telehealth for Heart Health and Continuity of Care

Join Next Week’s Facebook Live Event – VA and USAA Present: VA Telehealth for Heart Health and Continuity of Care.

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As Valentine’s Day approaches and chocolate hearts fill the supermarket candy aisles, it is a good time to think about our real heart and our heart health. The key to better cardio health is taking the right preventative steps year-round. For Veterans, the VA has a variety of telehealth and mobile technologies to improve Veteran heart health outcomes. Next Tuesday on February 15th, USAA is teaming up with VA’s Office of Connected Care for a Facebook Live event to learn more.

 

During the event, USAA and Connected Care will talk about how tools like Remote Patient Monitoring – Home Telehealth (RPM-HT) help protect Veterans from COVID and drastically improve health outcomes in areas like TeleCardiology. VA experts Dr. Leonie Heyworth, Deputy Director for Clinical Services Telehealth Services, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Kimberly Braswell, Nurse Practitioner, Cardiology for James A. Haley VA Hospital, will speak with Michael Kelly Assistant VP Military Advocacy, USAA, including answering questions from the live audience.

 

Participating in the event is easy:

 

 

Virtual Event details:

Who: Veterans Administration Office of Connected Care and USAA

What:  VA Telehealth for Heart Health and Continuity of Care

Where: USAA’s Facebook page

 

Set a Reminder and Join In:
Start: February 15, 3:00 p.m. ET
End: February 15, 3:30 p.m. ET

 

 

If you would like to learn more about the Office of Connected Care’s continued efforts to increase Veterans’ access to care through VA’s virtual care technologies, visit connectedcare.va.gov. For those unable to attend at that time, the event video will be archived and available USAA’s Facebook page for later viewing.

 

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