Veterans Lives on the Line: Complete The MISSION NOW

After six years, it's past time for the VA to get the VA MISSION Act right

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Dear Official

As your constituent, I urge you to support the Veterans’ ACCESS Act (H.R. 740 / S. 275) so veterans can receive the timely, quality health care they have earned.
Too many veterans still face delays and bureaucratic barriers when trying to access care through the Department of Veterans Affairs. While the VA MISSION Act expanded access to community providers, veterans continue to encounter obstacles that limit their ability to seek care outside the VA system when it would better meet their needs.
The Veterans’ ACCESS Act would strengthen access to community care, improve transparency, and ensure the VA considers veterans’ preferences and continuity of care when determining where they receive treatment.
No veteran should have to wait weeks or months, or travel long distances, for care they urgently need.
Please support and advance the Veterans’ ACCESS Act so veterans can receive the care they deserve.
As your constituent, I urge you to support the Veterans’ ACCESS Act (H.R. 740 / S. 275) so veterans can receive the timely, quality health care they have earned.

Sincerely

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For many veterans, getting health care through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) still means navigating delays, bureaucracy, and limited options.

The VA MISSION Act was supposed to give veterans more choices in where they receive care. Too often, veterans still face long wait times, complicated referral processes, and uncertainty about whether they can see a local provider instead of traveling long distances to a VA facility.

No veteran, especially one facing cancer, chronic pain, addiction, or mental health challenges, should have to fight bureaucracy to access the care they have earned.

The Veterans’ ACCESS Act (H.R. 740 / S. 275) would strengthen and expand veterans’ ability to receive care in their communities when it best meets their needs.

These reforms would help ensure veterans can receive timely care closer to home from the providers who best meet their needs.