McLEAN, Va. (AP) — Nearly 600 patients seeking appointments at the VA hospital in the District of Columbia are still waiting after more than 90 days, even though average wait times there are roughly in line with the national average, according to an audit released Monday.
The Department of Veterans Affairs conducted the audit after reports that some VA hospitals were manipulating records to hide excessive wait times that new patients faced in getting appointments.
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