U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs - Public Health

Agent Orange Registry Health ExamService

A free health exam for eligible Veterans who may have been exposed to Agent Orange. It looks for possible long-term health problems from that exposure.

Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pit RegistryProgram

A VA registry for Veterans and service members who may have been exposed to burn pits and other airborne hazards. Many people are added automatically from military records. Joining is optional and does not affect VA care or benefits.

Embedded Fragment Registry and Surveillance ProgramProgram

A VA registry and follow-up program for post-9/11 Veterans who have, or likely have, a metal or other fragment in their body from a combat injury.

Environmental Health (Toxic Exposure) Registry EvaluationProgram

A free evaluation for Veterans exposed to burn pits, airborne hazards, and other toxic substances during service.

Gulf War Registry Health ExamService

A free VA health exam for Veterans who served in the Gulf War. It looks for possible long-term health problems linked to that service.

Ionizing Radiation Registry Health ExamService

A free VA health exam for Veterans who got certain radium treatments in the nose and throat during service, from 1940 to the mid-1960s.

Toxic Exposure ScreeningService

Veterans enrolled in VA health care can get a screening for toxic exposures. It can happen at a coming appointment, or sooner by contacting a screening navigator at the local VA facility.

VA Benefits - Children of Women Vietnam Veterans Born with Certain Birth DefectsService

This program gives VA benefits to biological children of women Veterans who served in Vietnam and were born with certain birth defects. It is for children in those families who may qualify for disability-related support.