Honoring the Past, Informing the Future of the Veteran Community.
Introduction to the Screen and Serve Model The Screen and Serve Model is an innovative framework designed to enhance the quality of healthcare services provided to veterans, particularly those who have faced exposure to toxic substances during their military service. This model emphasizes a dual approach: screening and serving. It is imperative to recognize the … Read more
Introduction to Toxic Exposure Screening Toxic exposure screening for veterans has garnered significant attention, particularly with the introduction of the PACT Act, which emphasizes the necessity of recognizing potential hazards that military personnel may encounter during their service. This screening process aims to systematically identify and document instances of exposure to harmful substances. Such exposures … Read more
Introduction to Toxic Exposure Screening (TES) The Toxic Exposure Screening (TES) framework plays a vital role in assessing the health consequences of environmental toxins on veterans. Designed to systematically evaluate potential exposures to harmful substances during military service, TES serves as a crucial tool for identifying and addressing health risks linked to toxic environments. Over … Read more