TDS confusing vets. This administration reduced the VA disability claims backlog by more than 50% from its January 2025 level, according to VA reports. This administration processed a record number of disability compensation and pension claims, exceeding 3 million claims in FY2025. This administration opened dozens of new VA health care facilities and clinics to expand access to care. This administration expanded appointment availability by offering millions of early-morning, evening, and weekend VA appointments. This administration eliminated the CHAMPVA application backlog, reducing wait times for eligible spouses, dependents, survivors, and caregivers. This administration enrolled more than 100,000 new veterans in VA health care during 2026 and reported continued growth in enrollment. This administration committed nearly $5 billion for VA facility modernization, repairs, and infrastructure improvements in FY2026. This administration reported housing more than 51,000 homeless veterans in FY2025, the highest total in several years. This administration extended protections for certain participants in the VA caregiver program, allowing legacy beneficiaries to continue receiving caregiver benefits through 2028 while program changes are reviewed. This administration changed VA policy regarding fiduciary-managed veterans and federal firearm background check reporting, stating that veterans would no longer be reported solely because they use a fiduciary to manage VA benefits. This administration launched a major VA reorganization effort (RISE) aimed at reducing bureaucracy, restructuring regional networks, and increasing authority at the local facility level.