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Working for Veterans

America’s hospice professionals are on a mission to learn how to serve Veterans through the challenges they may be facing from illness, isolation or traumatic life experience. The first step to providing quality end of life care to our nation’s Veterans is to learn more about their unique needs.

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Conflicts

All wars are different and provide unique experiences and sometimes complications to the Veterans who served in them.

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Afghanistan and Iraq (OEF & OIF)

Doctor talking through topics with a vet. The vet's back is to the viewer.

Gulf War

Two vets from a local VFW. They are smiling.

Korea

Elderly marine saluting

Peacekeeping (Cold War)

Close up on a hat that says Vietnam Veteran

Vietnam

A 93 year old United States Army World War II and Korean Conflict US Air Force military veteran at home relaxing on his front porch. He's wearing a common, unbranded, generic souvenir shop military veteran commemorative baseball style cap.

WWII

Populations

Reaching all Veterans in your community involves service and support to diverse and underserved poplulations.

A Veteran Navjao Code Talker smiles at the camera. He is wearing a red hat that says Navajo Code Talker WWII 5th Marine Division.

American Indians and Alaska Natives

Vietnam Veterans salutes

Former POWs

Old and worn American flag

Homeless Veterans

WWII USA Military War Veteran Father and Daughter Walking

Rural Veterans

An older Black woman veteran smiles as she receives a medal. Service members stand around her clappnig and smiling.

Women Veterans and End-Of-Life Care

Specific Needs

Issues resulting from trauma may present themselves at the end of life and need indivudualized care.

A caregiver and a person in a wheelchair are hugging. Their faces are obscured by their arms.

End of Life Care for Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Two older patients discussing trauma.

Sexual Trauma

Doctor comforting patient. Cropped to see their hands.

Substance Use Disorder

Solider receiving therapy. In the foreground, a black woman's hands gesture openly. They are also holding a clipboard.

Trauma-Informed Care for Vietnam-era and Combat Veterans

Benefits

VA provides a full range of benefits to all enrolled Veterans. The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) is complex and healthcare providers are not expected to achieve the same expertise as those whose job it is to enroll Veterans and adjudicate their claims.

While we encourage hospices and health care providers to have a general understanding of basic benefits, it is more important to know where to turn for expert advice and guidance. We offer support in how to navigate those systems, connect with the VBA and get your needs met.

Solider in dress uniform saluting graves. His back is to us.

Burial Benefits

Woman having her lungs checked with a stethoscope. Her hands are crossed across her stomach.

Healthcare Benefits

A soldier presents another soldier with a folded US flag

Survivor Benefits

Volunteering

WHV supports the training of volunteers who will honor Veterans and meet the needs of those who find themselves alone, for whatever reason, at the end of life.

Programs like No Veteran Dies Alone and Veteran-to-Veteran provides innovative models and training for volunteers who wish to serve Veterans in various capacities.

Four veterans salute a veteran lying in bed.

VA’s No Veteran Dies Alone Program Strives to Incorporate Volunteers into the Care of Dying Veterans

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How to Create a Veteran-to-Veteran Volunteer Program to Serve Veterans at End of Life

Working with Veterans Organizations

Veteran’s organizations serve America’s Veterans and their families with dignity and compassion and are often their principal advocate in ensuring that they receive medical care, benefits, social support, and lasting memorials. Not only is partnering with national or community-based Veterans Organizations a requirement of the Earn Your Stars program, it is paramount to complete and holistic support.

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