Federal SB3653 codifies veterans' rights for health care, benefits, and services from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Federal SB3653, the Veterans’ Bill of Rights Act of 2026, mandates the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to inform veterans of their rights regarding health care, benefits, and services. These rights include access to VA or VA-authorized providers, informed consent, privacy, and grievance redress. The bill also requires the integration of these rights into VA policies, training, and facilities, ensuring transparency and accountability. Additionally, it mandates the inclusion of these rights in the Transition Assistance Program curriculum and the VA mobile app and eBenefits portal.
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