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When you leave the military, you carry more than just memories—sometimes it’s a body that’s been through hell and back, aching with every step. For too many veterans, chronic pain is a constant companion, and the search for… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: acupuncture, addiction recovery, chronic pain, community care, mental health, Military Sexual Trauma, non-opioid therapies, opioid use, peer support, physical therapy, VA pain clinics, veteran benefits, veteran pain management, women veterans health, yoga
Coming home from service is supposed to mean a warm bed, a steady roof, and a place to call your own. But for too many veterans, it’s a different story—one where homelessness or shaky housing steals the stability… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: affordable housing, community care, housing stability, HUD-VASH, job training, mental health, Military Sexual Trauma, peer support, post-service health, rapid rehousing, substance use, VA homeless programs, veteran benefits, veteran homelessness, women veterans
Leaving the military is a big transition, but for a lot of veterans, it’s not just about finding a new rhythm—it’s about dealing with health challenges that stick around, like hearing loss and vision impairment. These issues can… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: community care, hearing loss, mental health support, peer groups, post-service health, sensory health, service dogs, tinnitus, traumatic brain injury, VA audiology, VA vision care, veteran benefits, veteran health, vision impairment, women veterans health
Hey, Let’s Get Real About Cancer Care & Prevention for Veterans When you think about veterans’ health, you might picture PTSD or old injuries—but cancer? That’s a battle too many vets are fighting, and it doesn’t get enough… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: Agent Orange, breast cancer, burn pit exposure, cancer prevention, cancer screenings, cervical cancer, complementary therapies, lung cancer, mental health support, peer support, prostate cancer, VA oncology, veteran benefits, veteran cancer care, women veterans health
You ever wonder what it’s like for a veteran to get the help they need after serving? It’s not just about walking into a clinic or picking up the phone—it’s a whole journey, sometimes a frustrating one. I’ve… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: access to care, community care, family support, healthcare navigation, mental health support, peer support, physical health services, rural veterans, stigma reduction, telehealth, VA benefits, VA clinics, veteran benefits, veteran healthcare, veteran outreach
(SOVO) helps bridge the gap between what is available and what is needed to assist in meeting the needs of our veterans and their families. SOVO helps ensure that veterans receive the benefits they are due for their service to our country. Coos County, Oregon has approximately 6000 veterans and one County Veterans Service Officer and one Claims assistant.
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Let’s Get Real About Pain Management & Opioid Use for Veterans
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When you leave the military, you carry more than just memories—sometimes it’s a body that’s been through hell and back, aching with every step. For too many veterans, chronic pain is a constant companion, and the search for… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: acupuncture, addiction recovery, chronic pain, community care, mental health, Military Sexual Trauma, non-opioid therapies, opioid use, peer support, physical therapy, VA pain clinics, veteran benefits, veteran pain management, women veterans health, yoga
Let’s Get Real About Homelessness & Housing Stability for Veterans
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Coming home from service is supposed to mean a warm bed, a steady roof, and a place to call your own. But for too many veterans, it’s a different story—one where homelessness or shaky housing steals the stability… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: affordable housing, community care, housing stability, HUD-VASH, job training, mental health, Military Sexual Trauma, peer support, post-service health, rapid rehousing, substance use, VA homeless programs, veteran benefits, veteran homelessness, women veterans
Let’s Get Real About Hearing Loss & Vision Impairment for Veterans
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Leaving the military is a big transition, but for a lot of veterans, it’s not just about finding a new rhythm—it’s about dealing with health challenges that stick around, like hearing loss and vision impairment. These issues can… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: community care, hearing loss, mental health support, peer groups, post-service health, sensory health, service dogs, tinnitus, traumatic brain injury, VA audiology, VA vision care, veteran benefits, veteran health, vision impairment, women veterans health
Let’s Get Real About Cancer Care & Prevention for Veterans
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Hey, Let’s Get Real About Cancer Care & Prevention for Veterans When you think about veterans’ health, you might picture PTSD or old injuries—but cancer? That’s a battle too many vets are fighting, and it doesn’t get enough… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: Agent Orange, breast cancer, burn pit exposure, cancer prevention, cancer screenings, cervical cancer, complementary therapies, lung cancer, mental health support, peer support, prostate cancer, VA oncology, veteran benefits, veteran cancer care, women veterans health
Let’s Talk About Veterans Getting the Care They Deserve
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You ever wonder what it’s like for a veteran to get the help they need after serving? It’s not just about walking into a clinic or picking up the phone—it’s a whole journey, sometimes a frustrating one. I’ve… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: access to care, community care, family support, healthcare navigation, mental health support, peer support, physical health services, rural veterans, stigma reduction, telehealth, VA benefits, VA clinics, veteran benefits, veteran healthcare, veteran outreach
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