Oracle's $17 Billion Question
Oracle's VA EHR contract ceiling rose from approximately $10 billion to $27 billion. Congress wants the documents, the testimony, and the receipts.
Read Article NineThe Dispatch publishes practical guidance and perspective for Veterans and their families—grounded in official sources, written in plain language, and focused on what you can do next.
Oracle's VA EHR contract ceiling rose from approximately $10 billion to $27 billion. Congress wants the documents, the testimony, and the receipts.
Read Article NineWhat VA's milestone means—and does not mean—for individual Veterans and their evidence.
Read Article EightHow PBRx could support the NHS's connected-record future.
Read Article SevenWhat a nonbinding Letter of Intent could mean for virtual care—and what remains undecided.
Read Article FiveWhat the Carbajal MST bill could change, who could benefit, and what remains uncertain.
Read Article FourVA, Oracle Health, spending, rollout problems, and the long road to 2031.
Read Article ThreeCoast Guard sexual-assault survivors, institutional accountability, and the importance of the complete record.
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Brigadier General Thomas DraudeUnited States Marine Corps (Retired)
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