Addiction Resources

TRICARE insurance offers coverage specifically to military veterans and their families. Click the picture to find out more!

TeleHEAL has been using telehealth technology to support our clients struggling with addiction and trauma. Click the picture to find out more!

• 65.6% of veterans reported having pain over a three-month period

• 9.1% of veterans reported having severe pain over a three-month period

• 40% of veterans had greater pain than non-veterans, especially among those who served in recent conflicts

Trauma resolution is critical to addiction treatment. Trauma is classified as a distressing or disturbing experience which can have major impacts on one’s wellbeing. Click the picture to find out more!

Over the last several decades, alcoholism has become a huge concern for military personnel across the United States. Click the picture to find out more!

Of the 1.1 million veterans living with a substance disorder, 25% have struggled with illicit drugs, while 80% struggled with alcohol abuse. Click the picture to find out more!

Contingency management—small rewards to encourage abstinence and other behavior changes—alone and with other substance abuse treatments, is available through Veterans Affairs hospitals. Click the Picture to learn more!

Outpatient rehabilitation treatment programs are one of the three most popular types of treatment for substance use disorders (SUD). The patient attends treatments at the facility (typically three to five days a week) but returns home to sleep.

Many men and women who are serving or have served in the United States military struggle with addiction. Veterans who have seen combat may have co-occurring disorders, such as depression or post-traumatic stress disorder, in addition to an addiction. We can help.