Whole Health services improve outcomes for Veterans
Veterans in the US are experiencing better health outcomes. A recent review of national studies reveals positive results for those using certain VA services. These services focus on individual needs and goals.
Participants in these programs reported improved physical and mental health over time. They also felt more supported in managing their health. Further information on these services and their benefits can be found through the VA.
Studies show a significant increase in discussions about personal health goals among participants.
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