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You can Register after you start your VA health care application at www.myhealth.va.gov. When you register, it lets you personalize your health information. You may also use the journals and other tools to track your health measures.

Enrollment Application for Health Benefits (VA Form 10-10EZ)

VA health care covers care for your physical and mental health. This includes a range of services from checkups to surgeries to home health care. It also includes prescriptions and medical equipment. Apply online now.

Why Register

Access is open to anyone. However, this level requires you get a My HealtheVet account. You do this by registering. Anyone can register; you do not have to be a Veteran. When you register, it lets you personalize your health information. You may also use the journals and other tools to track your health measures. You can only see this information when you are signed in, so check it out and register today. As a registered user, you may use My HealtheVet to:

Add information to a personal health journal about over-the-counter medications, allergies, military health history, medical events, tests and allergies
Record and track personal information such as contact information, emergency contacts, health care doctors and providers, and health insurance information
Record and track personal health measurements (blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, heart rate, body temperature, weight, pain level, etc.) in Vitals & Readings
Print a wallet ID card with the personal information entered into the personal health record
Use VA Blue Button (Download My Data) to view, save download and/or print your self-entered information; then share this with your caregiver, non-VA provider or others you trust

Veterans

If you are a Veteran enrolled in the VA Health Care System, as a registered user you may use My HealtheVet to refill your VA prescriptions online. Just make sure when you register you:

Enter your full name (including middle name) on the form
Enter your gender, Social Security Number and birth date
Check VA Patient as your Relationship to the VA

After you select VA Patient, My HealtheVet matches the following information you entered on the Registration Form against the VA’s Master Veteran Index database:

Full name (first, middle and last name)
Social Security Number
Gender
Date of Birth

This process verifies your identity as a VA Patient. After your information is matched you will have access to VA Prescription Refill.

Follow these steps to get started

1. Check your eligibility

Make sure you meet our eligibility requirements for enrollment before you apply.

Note: We can help connect you with mental health care—no matter your discharge status, service history, or eligibility for VA health care.

What are the eligibility requirements to enroll in VA health care?

You may be eligible to enroll in VA health care if all of these statements are true:

You served in the active military, naval, or air service (including being called up from the National Guard or Reserve by a federal order), and
You didn’t receive a dishonorable discharge, and
You meet at least one of the service requirements for enrollment

You must meet at least one of these service requirements:

You served at least 24 months in a row without a break (called continuous), or for your full active-duty period, or
You were discharged for a service-connected disability, or
You were discharged for a hardship or “early out,” or
You served before September 7, 1980

Note: Time spent on active-duty status for training purposes only doesn’t count toward the service requirements.

2. Gather your information

Here’s what you’ll need to apply:
- Social Security numbers for you, your spouse, and your qualified dependents.
- Your military discharge information If you sign in to apply, we may be able to fill in this information for you. If you don’t sign in to apply, we’ll ask you to upload a copy of your DD214 or other separation documents.
- Insurance cards for all health insurance companies that cover you. This includes any coverage that you get through a spouse or significant other. This also includes Medicare, private insurance, or insurance from your employer.
We’ll also ask you for this optional information:
- Last year’s gross household income for you, your spouse, and your dependents. This includes income from a job and any other sources. Gross household income is your income before taxes and any other deductions.
- Your deductible expenses for last year These include certain health care and education costs. These expenses will lower the amount of money we count as your income.

3. Start your application

It will take you through each step of the process. It should take about 30 minutes.

VA health process health care applications within about a week. We’ll send you a letter in the mail with our decision.

If you don’t receive your decision letter within a week after you apply, please don’t apply again. Call us at 877-222-8387 (TTY: 711). We’re here Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET.

How do I upgrade to a Premium My HealtheVet account?

You can upgrade your current Basic account to Premium yourself online:

Note: The ‘Upgrade’ button does not upgrade your account automatically. All the steps listed below must be followed.

Sign in to My HealtheVet using your Premium DS Logon or ID.me* account
You may be asked to accept the My HealtheVet Terms and Conditions
Select the ‘Upgrade ‘ button on the home page next to your name
Check the certification box to verify you’re the owner of the account and select ‘Continue’
After selecting ‘Continue,’ your account will upgrade to Premium

*ID.me: This is a trusted VA partner that meets the U.S. requirements for online identity proofing and authentication. You can register using your email address, or with a Facebook, Google, or LinkedIn account. Once you have an ID.me account, you can easily upgrade your My HealtheVet account to Premium.

Get a Premium account in person

You can get a My HealtheVet Premium account in person at a VA health care facility where you’re registered as a patient. You’ll need to bring a government-issued photo ID. This can be either your Veteran Health Identification Card or a valid driver’s license.

Note: If your primary ID information does not match your official VA medical record, bring a secondary card such as your social security card.

Get a Premium account via a video visit

Some VA health care facilities can help you upgrade via a video appointment if you’re registered as a patient.