Veterans
Access to Care Reform Outline
I.
Introduction
A. Definition
of terms
B. Background
II.
Veterans Health Care
A. Mission
of Veteran Healthcare
1. Background
2. Conclusion
B. Principles
for Veteran Healthcare Reform
C. Successes
of Veteran Healthcare Reform
D. Challenges
of Veteran Healthcare Reform
III.
Veterans Access, Choice and
Accountability Act
A. Care
from Non-VA Providers
1. Veterans
Choice Program
2. ARCH
3. Collaboration
B. Expansion
of Access
1. Assisted
Living Pilots
2. Mobile
Centers
C. Capacity
Building
1. Technology
2. Commission
on Care
D. Staffing
E. Sexual
Trauma
F. Veterans
Benefits
IV.
The Veterans Independent Act
A. Veterans
Health Administration
1. Background
of VHA
2. Role
of VHA
3. Opportunities
for VHA
B. Healthcare
focused on Veterans
1. Premium
Support
2. Veterans
Eligible for Medicare
3. Veterans
Ineligible for Medicare
4. Future
Veterans
C. Other
policies
1. Utilization
and cost of VA Healthcare
2. Non-veteran
use of VA System
V.
Financing
A. The
Veterans Accountable Care Organization
B. The
Veterans Health Insurance Program
VI.
Conclusion
A. Summary
B. Recommendations
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