The cabins will house up to 21 veterans and were built on land leased from the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs.
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Maine Voices: September is a time to reflect on Maine’s high veteran suicide rate
This is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to commit ourselves to saving lives.
Waldoboro woman sues VA over death of father, 90, blaming change in meds
She says he died two weeks after a doctor took him off a low-dose opioid painkiller he had taken for 40 years.
Veterans who claimed mistreatment by doctor at Togus can proceed with lawsuits, judge rules
The decision by U.S. District Judge Jon Levy reverses a ruling he made two years ago.
Togus offers reassurance after Poliquin raises concern over power outage
Togus officials, however, say they never lost power during Monday’s storm and asked for a backup generator only as a precaution.
‘Stand Down’ gives Maine veterans a respite from homelessness
Saturday’s event at Togus connects them with health services, as well as employment and housing resources.
Maine veterans given substandard care are told it’s too late to sue
A group of six say that Veterans Affairs fraudulently concealed the poor work of a podiatrist at the Togus VA hospital, causing years of needless pain. They say it withheld the findings to run out the clock on their ability to file a court challenge.
Construction to start on housing project for homeless Maine veterans
The project will provide 21 cabins on the Togus campus of the state veterans’ hospital.
New limit on opioid painkillers will pose challenge at Togus
Some veterans in the federally run program might not get below the 100 morphine milligram equivalent level set to take effect July 1.
New report shows improvements in mental health care for veterans at Togus
Maine’s congressional delegation praised the improvements Togus has made following a scathing report two years ago that found problems throughout the system.