I-REACH (Improving Veterans Access to Healthcare) encourages providers to identify Veterans by asking, “Have you served?” and identify their spouses, survivors and other dependents by asking, “Has an immediate family member, or anyone close to you ever served?”
Providers play a key role in connecting Veterans and their families to their earned benefits. I-REACH assists providers in better caring for Veterans, their families, and their caregivers by providing resources and training.
Veterans and Provider Resources
I-REACH: Improving Veterans Access to Healthcare. For those who have served, their families, and caregivers, and for anyone providing health and well-being services.
UP Veteran Events
Community-based well-being activities for Veterans and their communities.
Networks of Service Providers
Focusing on four pillars of service: employment, education, health care and quality of life.
Resources
As of March 5, 2024, Most Veterans are Eligible for VA Health Care
Why Enroll, How to Enroll, File a PACT Act Claim
1. Enrollment is easy and free, and health care may be free as well.
2. VA funding is based on the number of enrollments. Help others by enrolling.
3. Veteran trust in VA health care is above 90%.
4. Apply for VA health care by calling the Health Eligibility Center (HEC) (877) 222-8387, Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 8:00pm Eastern Time.
5. Contact your County VA Office and Veteran Service Officers. They provide accredited claims services (Health care AND other benefits) for Veterans and their families at no charge. LINK
6. Call 800-MICH-VET (800-642-4838) to reach the Michigan Veteran Resource Service Center.
The PACT Act is a new law, and the most significant expansion and extension of Veteran benefits, eligibility, and care in more than 30 years.
Veterans and their survivors could be eligible for previously denied compensation.
Visit www.va.gov/PACT to get the latest information.
Educational Videos:
Improving Rural Enrollment, ACcess, and Health in Rural Veterans (I-REACH Rural Veterans) aims to implement Veteran-oriented strategies to improve the capacity of critical access hospitals and other rural health organizations to provide services to meet the needs of rural Veterans and caregivers. Dr. Emre Umucu is the Principal Investigator of the I-REACH Rural Veterans, an associate professor at the University of Texas at El Paso and the Director of the Veteran Well-Being Lab.
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