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OPERATION SICK CARE

Our mission is to help our brothers and sisters live unbroken and hold the VA accountable  to a standard of service and health care that Veterans and Warriors deserve.
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Our Efforts Will Focus on Four Things

Still In The Fight

Veterans have a duty and responsibility to be engaged in their own health care. Being open and honest with themselves, their caregivers and Doctors is essential. While the challenges are real and often overwhelming, Buddy aid and check-ins are an effective way to push through. While the expectation of the VA is to provide the care, tools and resources for quality of life, Warriors need to remember we are never out of the fight.
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Right The Wrongs

We believe holding the Department of Veteran's Affairs accountable at every level is the first step to honoring Abraham Lincoln's Promise. For far too long VA leadership has failed at their post. These failures enable a race to the bottom culture for Doctors and staff. The VA likes to promote that they have a passion for service and care. Their actions continually prove otherwise.

Eliminate Bureaucracy 

Bureaucracy is an obstacle that is keeping the VA from being the world class health care system that it should be. Management systems that are designed to allow Doctors and staff to address Veterans needs have been poorly implemented with little to no training to ensure VA workers can leverage the new technology to it's full capacity.

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Sick Care to Health Care

Sick care is doing damage control by managing sickness and poor lifestyle choices. The pursuit of true health and disease prevention should not stop because a veteran is not the same person they once were. The Veterans that choose to pursue healthy lifestyle and push their limits should be championed to do so. Too often the VA system treats Veterans like they are broken and should remain that way. We plan to fight back against that method of care.

Doc Ziggy SSG Ret