The VA is planning to use an automated tool to scan disability claims documents to combat fraud. Veteran reactions have been ...

The VA, however, will still deploy a “data collection tool,” still in development, to look for false or exaggerated evidence in newly submitted DBQs.

Using a Microsoft data analytics program, the VA program will use information gleaned from DBQ forms to identify patterns ...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) says the last member of a family that operated a years-long Department of Veterans Affairs ...

Fraudulent claims at the VA amount to tens of millions of dollars annually, and worse, they're often taking money away from ...

Kelly M. Lee-Carroll falsely claimed she was unable to walk and recruited her sister and her son to help her unlawfully ...

A Kent woman was sentenced Tuesday to 17 months in prison for a fraud scheme that stole more than $1 million in benefits from ...

She told the VA she couldn’t walk, but prosecutors say she was traveling, shopping, and living normally while collecting more ...

To improve fraud detection in disability claims, the Department of Veterans Affairs plans to use an automated tool. Beginning later this year, the VA will scan disability benefits questionnaires, or ...

MOAA works to protect your earned benefits. A new bill will make it harder for bad actors to mislead veterans.

A Kent woman and her family members were sentenced to prison and ordered to pay hundreds of thousands in restitution for ...

A Washington Post exposé on veterans faking disabilities has raised concerns about the Department of Veterans Affairs’ $193-billion disability benefits program — and how much fraud is costing ...