My HealtheVet will be moving to VA.gov effective June 4, 2025. From that point onward all users will be required to go to the new location in order to manage health records, medications, appointments, and to view messages.

This change will allow veterans to manage healthcare in the same location as other benefits – allowing for a one-stop site for VA services. Additionally, the new format is designed to create an improved user experience whether you use a computer or mobile device.

According to the VA websiite here are some key changes to expect:

1. You can use the Share My Health Data app to track your vitals and share them with your provider. This app is available for download in the mobile app store.
2. The Shared Vitals feature will be replaced with the web version of Share My Health Data. After June 4, you’ll be able to launch Share My Health Data from the medical records section of the new My HealtheVet experience on VA.gov.
   
   There you can securely add health details from your device and share them with your VA care team.
   
   You can learn more on the VA website.
3. After June 4, the VA Blue Button report will no longer include My Goals, Wellness Reminders, or VA Electrocardiogram (EKG) information. 

If you want to save your historical information for your records, download a VA Blue Button report before this date. Sign in to My HealtheVet to download your VA Blue Button report.

Getting Started:

You can sign in at My HealtheVet on VA.gov with a Login.gov or ID.me account. Once you have logged in you will be able to try out the new tools. You can also leave feedback through the portal.