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Every Veteran across the country should have quick and easy access to primary health care. In reality, Veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness are more likely to use emergency services for health-related issues. To reduce barriers that prevent these Veterans from accessing quality health care that meets their unique needs, VA created Homeless Patient Aligned Care Teams (HPACTs).

Safe, stable housing can improve health outcomes and help homeless Veterans remain connected to care and support services.

When a Veteran missed her Birmingham VA appointment, staff used the Mobile Medical Unit for a welfare check that helped her get care after a fall.

Eastern Oklahoma VA uses its mobile medical unit and homeless care team to deliver health care to Veterans experiencing homelessness in Tulsa and connect them with housing support.

VA Research recently published findings on respiratory syncytial virus vaccines, a potential heart disease treatment, and health care for homeless Veterans.

George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center’s mobile medical unit is part of the homeless program outreach efforts, delivering care directly to Veterans experiencing homelessness.

Safe, stable housing can improve health outcomes and help homeless Veterans remain connected to care and support services.

How addressing homelessness and justice-involvement plays a crucial role in reducing Veteran suicide—and what VA is doing to break the cycle for good.

The Ending Veteran Homelessness podcast focuses on how VA is helping reduce suicide risk for homeless Veterans.

On this month’s Ending Veteran Homelessness podcast, we discuss the full rollout of the new mobile medical unit program.

Learn how VA is reducing the risk of suicide among homeless Veterans

When it comes to world-class patient care multidisciplinary teamwork, VA sets the bar higher every day. We always push ourselves to improve our facilities and expand our services, all while maintaining a vibrant, compassionate culture in which Veterans can heal.