Biden announced new efforts to expand healthcare access for veterans, including no-cost healthcare for veterans living in nursing homes and those who served in World War II.
President Biden paid tribute to veterans at the Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day.
Starting from March 2024, veterans exposed to toxins will be able to enroll in the department's no-cost healthcare.
On Veterans Day, President Joe Biden paid tribute to the sacrifices made by soldiers and their families at the Arlington National Cemetery. The President described today's veterans as the 'steel spine' of the nation, emphasizing their role in defending the idea of the United States. The ceremony was personal for Biden, whose son Beau served in the Delaware Army National Guard and deployed to Iraq in 2008.
In addition to his tribute, President Biden announced new efforts to expand healthcare access for veterans. These efforts include offering no-cost healthcare to veterans living in nursing homes and those who served in World War II. Starting from March 2024, veterans exposed to toxins will also be able to enroll in the department's no-cost healthcare. This move is seen as a significant step towards providing the care that veterans need and deserve.
The 70th annual National Veterans Day Observance at Arlington National Cemetery began with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier wreath-laying ceremony, followed by remarks from President Biden. The President's speech and subsequent announcements underscored his administration's commitment to honoring and supporting veterans and their families.
Biden also announced new efforts to expand healthcare access for veterans, including offering no-cost healthcare to veterans living in nursing homes and those who served in World War II. Starting March 2024, veterans exposed to toxins will also be able to enroll in the department's no-cost healthcare.