THe BLog:
Starting from Scratch
The ramifications of pushing veterans into unstable, expensive, and fragmented healthcare. Read More >>
The Blog:
Why I joined VHPI
VHPI Advisory Board member Edward Machtinger, M.D., writes why veterans care is so important. Read More >>
Analysis:
Suicide Prevention Strategy
The VA's National Strategy for Suicide Prevention has a major flaw: It ignores its own programs. Read more >>
Our Work
The Veterans Healthcare Policy Institute is a non-partisan think tank that empowers veterans and provides clear, reliable information that leads to better healthcare outcomes for veterans.
VHPI strives to produce content that can be used by a wide variety of stakeholders who engage in veterans' healthcare issues. Our areas of study are identified by our Advisory Board and Steering Committee while our Fellows and Staff provide the reading, writing, and research behind each individual piece of content.
For non-wonks, the idea of 'privatization' is nebulous at best. Our team examines how healthcare privatization and consolidation impacts healthcare outcomes and veterans' care - both at the Department of Veterans Affairs and in the private sector.
With so many stakeholders engaged in veterans' healthcare policy, it can be hard to get the full story behind what happens on Capitol Hill and within the federal bureaucracy. We dig into the details and ramifications of veterans' healthcare policy.
How can we better provide mental health services and end the veteran suicide crisis? VHPI's fellows examine mental healthcare practices and look for solutions inside existing programs and innovative new care practices.
Veterans' healthcare is delivered by a web of organizations, providers, and healthcare professionals. VHPI profiles the people and programs behind delivery of critical care programs for America's veterans.
Through thoughtful analysis and commentary we hope to make healthcare more accessible to America's veterans of the Armed Forces. We'll put veterans at the center of all our content, letting them, often in their own words, demonstrate how policy impacts the healthcare they receive.
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