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About Military Health Matters

When people first meet me, they almost always say the same thing:

"I can really see how passionate you are about military and veteran's health issues."

My 'focused passion', is about serving and providing educational solutions, products, and support.

It is imperative we keep the focus on service members and veteran's health issues and healthcare today, tomorrow, five, ten, twenty years, and more from now.

Our service members and veterans have earned and deserve only the best quality care and services. Military and veterans family members have also earned and deserve support and resources; many times they are the caregivers of the wounded.

It is up to all of us to be sure they all receive what they need, when they need it, for as long as they need it.  

This will require hard work on all our parts, and a lot of generosity as well. This is a marathon, not a sprint!

Military Health Matters, LLC is committed to providing services and solutions that support excellence in healthcare services, research, education, awareness, and advocacy.  "Military Health Really Does Matter!"

ABOUT MILITARY HEALTH MATTERS, SERVICES & SOLUTIONS

We care about our service members, veterans, families, and all the people we serve.

Military Health Matters has a complete range of personalized information services including information/content retrieval, analysis and delivery.

MILHEALTH'S RESEARCH - MOST RECENT ARTICLES

MILHEALTH'S RESEARCH
Repetitive Traumatic Brain Injury and Suicide - What is the connection?

This study investigated the association of cumulative TBIs with suicide risk in a clinical sample of deployed military personnel referred for a TBI evaluation.

Objective: To determine whether suicide risk is more frequent and heightened among military personnel with multiple lifetime TBIs than among those with no TBIs or a single TBI.

Predictors of psychiatric disorders in combat Veterans

The objective of this longitudinal investigation was to identify predictors of psychiatric disorders among Marines who deployed to combat in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Health-related quality of life and comorbidity among older women veterans in the U.S.

This paper examines the predictors of quality of life among older women (≥65 years of age) veterans in the United States focusing on the effect of comorbidity on health-related quality of life (HRQOL).

TOPIC TALK - MOST RECENT ARTICLES

TOPIC TALK
7 Minute High Intensity Exercise Training

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: To understand the health benefits and practical application of a high-intensity circuit training exercise protocol.

Mental Health Month - May 2013

May is Mental Health Month, and May 9 is Children's Mental Health Awareness Day. Take action and raise awareness in support of people living with a mental health condition.

Human Performance Resource Center

HPRC's human performance optimization (HPO) website is for U.S. Warfighters, their families, and those in the field of HPO who support them. The goal is Total Force Fitness: Warfighters optimized to carry out their mission as safely and effectively as possible.

If you are looking for help information (mental health/suicide), you can find info here.