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DAV announces new partnership with Solace Health supporting veterans’ care
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· Wednesday, February 18, 2026
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A new partnership has been formed between DAV and Solace Health to support veterans' care. This collaboration is the first new partnership for DAV in 2026 and is made possible by a donation from Solac
A new partnership has been formed between DAV and Solace Health to support veterans' care. This collaboration is the first new partnership for DAV in 2026 and is made possible by a donation from Solace Health. The goal of this partnership is to help veterans receive high-quality care.
The partnership aims to address the challenges faced by veterans who receive care through multiple health care systems. Many veterans struggle to navigate between different systems and understand health insurance rules. Further details about the partnership and its objectives are available from DAV.
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Our analysis The partnership between DAV and Solace Health addresses a critical need for veterans who receive care from both the VA and private health systems. These veterans often face challenges in navigating multiple health care systems, managing treatment, and understanding insurance rules. The collaboration can help minimize barriers to timely, high-quality care, particularly for disabled veterans with complex health challenges. By providing professional health care advocacy services, Solace Health can support veterans in coordinating care, scheduling appointments, and managing administrative burdens. This partnership can be especially beneficial for veterans who are eligible for both VA care and Medicare, as well as those who do not use VA services at all. As DAV continues to advocate for veterans' health care needs, this partnership can help expand its reach and support, ultimately improving health outcomes for veterans and their families. Veterans struggling with health care navigation can also reach out to the Veterans Crisis Line by calling 988 then Press 1, or texting 838255.
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