[2ndDivisionVet]

Of course they did.

[knarf]

Yep ... they DID ...

“The committee was called System Redesign and the purpose of the meeting was to figure out ways to correct the department’s efficiency.

Didja' f'get, Hurry Up And Wait ?

[ntnychik]

It’s a NUMBERS thing?? And what of the vets in their second year of waiting for care that is never going to come? No more free PR for Michelle 0 and Jill, er, DR. Jill Biden until all our vets receive the care they earned and were promised.

[BradyLS]

No reason to think any of this will ever happen to civilians under ObamaCare, is there? I can’t think of any! /s

[Domangart]

Just go away and die. Can’t you see we are government employee's?

[ComputerGuy]

When, last October, I realized I had cancer (yes I diagnosed myself), I didn’t dare go to the VA. I was too interested in surviving, so I went to UNC Chapel Hill and they had me cured by January.
Screw the VA and their surly, belligerent and stupid employees. If I want a fight with a black I just go to WalMart. No need to drive all the way to Durham or Fayetteville.

[Flick Lives]

Mitchell tried to blow the whistle on the scheme and ended up being transferred out of his department and eventually losing his job.
“I actually filed a complaint with the VA [Inspector General] IG and the office of special counsel. The IG requested if I had any documentation. They wanted names. I gave them [about] a thousand names,” Mitchell said. ”The list I turned into the IG went all the way back to 1997.”
“I filed the initial complaint with the IG. … The IG instead of doing their own investigation just gave it to the facility and made them aware of my complaint.”

Most transparent Administration in history.

[vetvetdoug]

VA Hospitals: Where the government sends veterans to die where affirmative action healthcare employees are employed.

[blueunicorn6]

They had to change the Veterans Administration motto. Now it’s,

“Delete, Delay, Deny And Hope They Die”

[windcliff]

ping

[Deadeye Division]

bttt

[onedoug]

Imagine the VA under obamacare. Talk about Death Panels.

[Jet Jaguar]

Active Duty/Retiree ping.

[TADSLOS]

The VA? No thanks. I’ll take my chances with witch doctors.

[SFC Chromey]

No surprise here. It took one of my soldiers 11 years and 7 medical board applications before he finally received his medical retirement. Oh, and it didn’t matter that he had all of the incident records, was awarded the Purple Heart.

Throughout the years he received conflicting instructions on the disability ratings and effect of continued participation in his army reserve unit.

The entire situation was FUBAR.