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Veterans Experiencing Homelessness

Health Care for Re-entry Veterans Services and Resources

Health Care for Re-entry Veterans Services and Resources

Most Veterans who are in jail or prison will eventually reenter the community. VA’s HCRV program is designed to promote success and prevent homelessness among Veterans returning home after incarceration.

HCRV services include:

Outreach and pre-release assessments services for Veterans in prison
Referrals and linkages to medical, mental health and social services, including employment services on release
Short-term case management assistance on release

VA may not provide medical services that are provided by correctional institutions.

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Get assistance. Your state or community HCRV specialist may provide assistance. Send an email with your contact information and a brief message about your concern. Specialists are often working in the community, and so if they don’t reply right away, send another email.
Get more information. With questions about the national HCRV program, contact Jessica Blue-Howells. As noted, to request assistance for yourself or for another Veteran, contact the appropriate HCRV specialist from the list below.

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HCRV Specialist Contacts

Each VA Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) has an HCRV specialist who is the regional point of contact and who provides outreach and assessment services to incarcerated Veterans. Each state also has a specialist who is the state point of contact.

State Contacts

Alabama - Marguerita High

Alaska - Samantha Adams-Lahti

Arizona - Marti Rarick

Arkansas - Tammi Moore

California - Susann Adams

Colorado - Michael Ott

Connecticut - Michele Roberts

Delaware - Edward Sesack

Florida - Taylor Savage

Georgia - Brandy Stinson

Hawaii - Cheryl Reavis

Idaho - Diana Rogers

Illinois - Melissa Montalvo

Indiana - Sarah Neidlinger

Iowa - Brian Brooks

Kansas - Christine Strohm

Kentucky - Janis Skilling

Louisiana - Sabrina Bordelon

Maine - Robert G. Jones

Maryland - James Haskell

Massachusetts - Kevin Casey

Michigan - vacant

Minnesota - John Moore

Mississippi - Tomiko Daffin

Missouri - Keith Suedmeyer

Montana - Jeri Anderson

Nebraska - Sandra L. Miller

Nevada - Patrick Merrill

New Hampshire - Daniel Bricker

New Jersey - Marisol Lado

New Mexico - Camila Lopez

New York - Jonathan Pollack

North Carolina - Lucas Vrbsky

North Dakota - Jennifer Kimball Walter

Ohio - Mya Jenkins

Oklahoma - Alecia Teacher

Oregon - Diana Rogers

Pennsylvania - Ebony Kirkland

Rhode Island - Richard Flynn

South Carolina - vacant

South Dakota - Becky Hess

Tennessee - Randall Rohrer

Texas - Warren Pearson

Utah - Casey Burton

Vermont - Michael Owens

Virginia - Chrystal Jones

Washington - Anthony Sparber

Washington D.C. - Rodney Carter (if you have a question about the national program, please see National Contact at the top of this page)

West Virginia - Jeannie O’Halloran

Wisconsin - Laura Felten

Wyoming - Michael Ott

Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) Contacts

VISN 1 - Michele Roberts, Daniel Bricker, Michael Owens, Robert G. Jones, Anne Archibald, Amy Morin, James Bastien

VISN 2 - Jonathan Pollack, Cynthia Thayer, Valerie Johnson, Marisol Lado

VISN 4 - Ebony Kirkland, Edward Sesack

VISN 5 - Rodney Carter, James Haskell, David Gowers

VISN 6 - Lucas Vrbsky, Chrystal Jones, Demetrius Granger, Katherine Houghton, Leslie Hindle, Kay Holtzinger, Dawn Payne

VISN 7 - Marguerita High, Brandy Stinson

VISN 8 - Taylor Savage, Karen Israel, Meredith Powers-Lupo

VISN 9 - Kathy Vasquez, Janis Skilling, Amy Montgomery, Randall Rohrer

VISN 10 - Mya Jenkins, Sarah Neidlinger, Kendol Enzinger, Jenee Hines, Gina Kicos

VISN 12 - Laura Felten, Melissa Montalvo, Eylsia Skaanning, Amy Sklena, Michelle Watts, Abby Ziebell

VISN 15 - Christine Strohm, Keith Suedmeyer, Kristi Stephens

VISN 16 - Sabrina Bordelon, Tomiko Daffin, Tammi Moore, David Sands

VISN 17 - Warren Pearson, Christine Bell, Ashley Whyte, Lynda Mitchell, Thomas Mattison

VISN 19 - Casey Burton, Jeri Anderson, Michael Ott, Alecia Teacher

VISN 20 - Diana Rogers, Samantha Adams-Lahti, Jenny Leffler, Anthony Sparber

VISN 21 - Cheryl Reavis, Patrick Merrill, Kim Pearson, Jennifer Yanez

VISN 22 - Susann Adams, Camila Lopez, Marti Rarick

VISN 23 - Brian Brooks, Rebecca Hess, Jennifer Kimball Walter, John Moore

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