Soldier On case study
Improving access to mental health care for veterans
Soldier On partnered with LTI to bring secure virtual services into transitional housing, permanent housing, and jail programs serving veterans.
Seeing more veterans, more often
7,832sessions served
857,365minutes of support
3,200+veterans impacted
The challenge
Soldier On is a nonprofit committed to ending veteran homelessness. The pandemic created an immediate need to continue behavioral health services safely and remotely.
- Support across housing and jail programs
- Continuity during social distancing
- Access for veterans who might otherwise miss care
The solution and results
LTI kiosks and secure video gave veterans access to therapy, financial literacy, social services, legal representation, housing support, and employment counseling.
- More than 7,800 teletherapy sessions
- Support for more than 3,200 veterans
- Weekly collaboration with courts, jails, the VA, and housing agencies
"I am able to meet with up to 25 veterans per week, up from roughly 13 per week before we leveraged LTI’s telehealth services."Kevin Cahill · Soldier On
Start with the care model.