Creates a pilot program to improve suicide care for veterans at five VA medical centers.
This bill would create a new pilot program at five VA medical centers to improve suicide care for veterans. It would use a special curriculum to help reduce veteran suicide rates. VA staff at these centers would get specific training to better support veterans at risk.
Today, the VA provides suicide prevention services, but there isn't a specific pilot program mandated by law to use the Zero Suicide Institute's curriculum. If this bill passes, the VA would be required to start a five-year pilot program at five medical centers, implementing this specific curriculum and training staff to improve veteran suicide care.
S 3139 · 119th Congress · November 6, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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