Candid Conversations
Getting the Help You Need with a VA Social Worker
Former military service members and their families are invited to attend these one-on-one sessions with a VA social worker to get answers related to healthcare, benefits, and more.
The Veterans Healthcare System of the Ozarks invites all former military service members, their families and friends to discuss community resources. Get answers to your questions related to healthcare, benefits and more with a social worker from the VA. If you or someone you know is curious about benefits allocated based on personal or a family member’s veteran status, please take advantage of this opportunity. Those interested will be seen on a walk-in basis for the duration of time allocated. The purpose of these sessions is to allow those interested to have access to information as easily as possible.
FAQs:
- I’m about to discharge from the military. Can I get started with the VA now or do I have to wait until after I’m discharged?
- I’m relocating to another state. How do I transfer my care?
- I served in the military several years ago, but now I want to get healthcare at the VA. Can I do that?
- What is the process for getting a primary care physician with the VA?
- I have trouble getting out of the house. Is there any help for me?
- What services are there for people that are struggling with employment?
- Can I get help with paying my bills through the VA?
- COVID has me worried about going into healthcare settings, are there telehealth options?
- What benefits can I get as a family member of a veteran?
- I didn’t serve in the military very long, can I still get help from the VA?
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