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About 200,000 veterans transition to civilian life annually, and that process can be a challenging one. At Infinity Care, the team of experienced DOC-certified specialists offers veteran support to ease this transition and support the mental health needs of patients in the Louisville, Kentucky, area. Office-based appointments and telehealth are available. To get the kind of support you need from caring experts, call the office or click the online booking feature now.
Veteren Support Q & A
What is veteran support?
At Infinity Care, veteran support refers to health care services that meet your mental health needs as a veteran. The team of specialists has unique training and skills in this area.
This allows them to support you through every phase in life, from returning from deployment to transitioning to civilian life to living the fullest and most meaningful life. No matter what challenges you might face as a veteran, the team is here to guide and support you.
What types of veteran support are available?
Infinity Care emphasizes the importance of mental health. You need good mental health to function daily, and it’s crucial as you build a new life for yourself after your time in service. So, they offer a wide array of support, including:
Help transitioning to civilian life
As you return to your loved ones and community, it’s not at all unusual to have some struggles. Many people have trouble re-establishing their role in the family, feeling at home in their local community, adjusting to a new pace of life, and entering the workforce.
Infinity Care provides counseling with personalized guidance to make those transitions easier.
Treatment of mental health conditions
Veterans are about five times as likely as civilians to have depression and 15 times more likely to develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They’re also susceptible to anxiety, mood disorders, and other struggles with mental health.
Infinity Care provides complete care for mental health conditions, including mental health evaluations, counseling, and medication management, all shaped by your needs as a veteran.
Treatment of substance use disorder (SUD)
About 10% of veterans have an SUD, making it a bit more common than in civilians. And SUD and mental health conditions often occur simultaneously.
The team offers a recovery program, which includes counseling, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), sober living, and other services to help you overcome addiction.
Why is veteran support so important?
Many veterans may underestimate the challenges that they’ll face as they go back to regular life, and this may lead to years of instability, frustration, and pain.
Veteran support is so crucial because it can help smooth your transition, support your long-term mental health, and avoid common veteran hurdles in life.
All veterans deserve support, and the Infinity Care team provides it with compassion and empathy. Book an appointment with online scheduling or call the Louisville office today.