A Better Way to Care for Our Veterans?

By Mary Lazare, Principal Deputy Administrator

I recently visited Bay Aging in Urbanna, Virginia, to learn more about their current work and receive an update on their Veteran Directed Care (VDC) program. I met with personnel from Bay Aging, veterans enrolled in the VDC program, and staff from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, specifically the Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center.

Bay Aging, one of Virginia’s Area Agencies on Aging, has been helping older adults and people with disabilities by providing a long list of services for more than forty years. Some of their programs have even spread into nearby states and Washington, D.C. The number of people they serve has steadily grown to over 26,000, and their VDC program has seen an impressive 34 percent increase since I last visited in 2017.

Read the rest of the story at  The Administration for Community Living

News


Two men shaking hands in front of bus with mural
Bay Transit Director, David Fols, congratulates artist Doug Mock for his first place win in RAL’s 2025 Art in Transit 5.0 competition.   The Rappahannock Art League (RAL) Art Center and Bay Transit, the public transportation division of Bay Aging, proudly announced the winners of the 2025 Art in Transit competition during a lively awards [...]
READ MORE OTHER NEWS