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Veterans Care

 

I-REACH (Improving Veterans Access to Healthcare) assists health care facilities in becoming a Veteran Connector. The MVAA recognizes health systems and community partners (such as schools, churches, and employers) that are committed to supporting the needs of those who have served, and their families. Providers can play a vital role in ensuring Veterans are fully connected to their earned benefits. I-REACH provides resources and training that will assist providers in better caring for those who have served, their families, and their caregivers.

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Veterans and Provider Resources

I-REACH: Improving Veterans Access to Healthcare. For those who have ever served, their families, and caregivers, and for anyone providing health and well-being services                         

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Rural Veteran Suicide Prevention Program

Veterans and their communities partner up for community-based well-being activities.

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Networks of Service Providers

Focusing on four pillars of service: employment, education, health care and quality of life.

                            

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Resources

How to Enroll in VA Health Care & How to Encourage Others to Enroll

You and your friends can apply for VA health care in one of *four ways:

  1. Online: https://www.va.gov/health-care/apply/application/introduction.
  2. By calling the toll-free hotline: 877-222-8387.
  3. By mailing VA Form 10-10EZ to:
    • Health Eligibility Center
      2957 Clairmont Rd., Suite 200
      Atlanta, GA 30329
  4. In person at their nearest VA medical center or clinic

* Or, better yet, contact your County VA Office and Veteran Service Officers. They provide accredited claims services (Health care AND other benefits) for Veterans and their families. LINK

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Join Our Project

 

The Veteran VVell-Being (V3) Lab aims to improve rural enrollment, access, and health for Veterans and their caregivers living in rural areas by implementing Veteran-oriented and culturally sensitive strategies. To achieve this, we also aim to improve the capacity of critical access hospitals and other rural health organizations to provide services to meet the needs of rural Veterans, including underserved Veterans, and caregivers (RVUVC). Therefore, you are being asked to participate in our Veteran-friendly work to improve the lives of Veterans and their loved ones.

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National Survey

 

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For More Information Contact

Jim Yates
I-REACH Project Director
Yatesja1@msu.edu