Woman experiencing trauma-induced schizophrenia

Trauma-Induced Schizophrenia

More and more research and clinical data indicate that unresolved trauma is frequently a root cause of substance use disorders (SUD) and mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and schizophrenia. A general definition of trauma is that it is the response to events that threaten a person’s sense of safety. Traumatic events ignite…

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What Is the VA CCN?

Our nation’s veterans deserve access to quality healthcare, including treatment for substance use disorders (SUD) and mental health issues, which are prevalent in the veteran population. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides many benefits. However, there is a lack of providers specializing in veterans care. In addition, VA facilities often have long wait times,…

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Mental Health in the Military

Veterans and active-duty military personnel face challenges that most civilians cannot fully understand. Frequent deployments, combat duty, living in war zones, family separation, frequent relocations, the pressure to always be performing at the highest level, and the difficulties of reintegration into civilian life are physically, emotionally, and mentally demanding. With all of this, it is…

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What’s the Difference Between VA and TRICARE?

When it comes to seeking treatment for addiction, military personnel and veterans have a unique set of challenges and resources. Two of the most important resources for those who have served in the armed forces are the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and TRICARE, the military health care program. What’s the difference between VA and…

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A veteran asking, "Who is eligible for TRICARE?"

Who Is Eligible for TRICARE?

Do you wonder who is eligible for TRICARE? Navigating health insurance can be akin to traveling through a foreign land with a complicated map. For military members, veterans, and their families, TRICARE serves as a vital lifeline to healthcare services. The trick is understanding who gets to take advantage of this important healthcare option. To…

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A vet asking, "Can I get TRICARE as a veteran?"

Do All Veterans Get TRICARE?

Have you been asking, “Can I get TRICARE as a veteran?” Navigating healthcare options after military service can be complex. However, TRICARE stands as a vital resource for veterans. Let’s consider the eligibility, enrollment, and coverage basics of TRICARE in order to make the process more approachable. Moreover, let’s explore how TRICARE can support veterans…

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A patient asking about VA CCN Insurance Coverage

What Services Are Covered Under VA CCN Insurance Coverage?

U.S. veterans have made immeasurable sacrifices in the line of duty, and the country owes them high-quality healthcare services. The VA Community Care Network (CCN) is a critical part of the Veterans Affairs System, created to expand veterans’ access to healthcare. But what exactly does this insurance cover in terms of addiction treatment? By understanding…

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Does TRICARE Insurance cover Addiction Treatment?

It’s common knowledge that serving in the military can be a highly stressful and traumatic experience. Unfortunately, this often leads to addiction problems among veterans. Fortunately, TRICARE insurance provides comprehensive coverage for addiction treatment for veterans.Let’s consider the connection between veterans and addiction, discuss how TRICARE insurance covers addiction treatment, look at benefits of addiction…

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