Access is part of prevention, and veterans deserve care that can meet them where they are.

As a combat veteran and founder of I Will Survive, Inc., I know how much access matters. That is why I’m paying attention to the bipartisan Mammography Access for Veterans Act, which aims to expand telehealth access to mammography through the VA. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this matters to me beyond the headlines. It connects veterans’ health access to the work of prevention, education, and support, and to the people and families navigating breast cancer risk or diagnosis. IWS programs serve people affected by or at higher risk for breast cancer. This is general education, not medical advice; speak with a qualified health professional about your care. What does better access to care look like for veterans in your community? Share your perspective, and learn more about IWS programs at iwillsurviveinc.org. #BreastCancerAwareness #VeteransHealth #MammographyAccess #IWillSurviveInc