11/05/2024
Community Care has been cut significantly in the last couple of years, it may not seem like a significant problem but it is. The VA is spending billions on increasing their staff which is great for the community but they are using 20 year old material to treat problems our warfighters are facing while the best community providers are using new cutting edge advanced treatments that work and improve combat veterans lives drastically. I hate seeing combat veterans over medicated and just getting by when they can be living life to the fullest and thriving in our communities. Instead we have 10 employees having meetings for weeks in a pi***ng contest/power struggle trying to decide if we should let the vet use community care. By the time they make a decision the vet could have been in treatment for months or finished. If cost is an issue they could fire 7 of those 10 people making over $80,000 a year for checking blood pressure and data entry. (Openpayrolls.com) Most vets give up on the VA after something like this happens to them, some contact lawmakers to no avail, then they either adapt and overcome and live a mundane life or become a statistic. Warfighters deserve better and earned better, less than 1% of our population are willing to sacrifice their life and take a life for this country and it's freedom. It's not right for Warfighters to fight for freedoms that they will never get to enjoy.
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