Community Briefing: Phase II Findings for Veterans Coordinated Care

Join our virtual community briefing to learn about insights and recommendations from Phase II findings for Veterans Coordinated Care

The New Mexico Legislature funded the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) over two phases to assess the state's current veteran services landscape and design a coordinated care network.

• Phase I (2022-2023): IVMF assessed New Mexico's current provider landscape. Findings showed strong support among veteran-serving organizations for a statewide network, but questions remained on what coordinated care would look like across the state. Our full Phase I report can be found here.
• Phase II (Current): Input was gathered from stakeholders to inform the design and rollout of the network.

Now, we’re excited to share what we learned in Phase II, and what comes next.

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What can you expect?

• A 90-minute virtual session
• Opportunity for Q&A with the project team

FAQs:

• How can I access the link for the briefing?

A link to the virtual briefing can be found below. You will also recieve a calendar invite with the link.

• How can I view the Phase II report?

Our Phase II report has not been published yet. But you can read our Phase I report here.