Revelations wins $82 million VA caregiver support contract

The Veterans Health Administration has awarded Revelations Counseling & Consulting a 5-year, $82 million contract to continue financial and legal support for family caregivers in the VA Caregiver Support Program. The deal expands services nationwide across all 50 states and five U.S. territories.

Why it matters: - The contract extends financial and legal help for designated Primary Family Caregivers supporting veterans in the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers. - The work covers all 50 states and five U.S. territories. - The award deepens a support model that combines money management, legal aid and caregiver coaching for families navigating veteran care.

What happened: - Revelations Counseling & Consulting won a 5-year, $82 million contract from the Veterans Health Administration. - The Fredericksburg, Virginia-based company will continue work under the Caregiver Support Program Financial and Legal Services contract. - The award builds on Revelations' prior support for the VHA Caregiver Support Program’s Financial and Legal Services Pilot, which began in 2022. - Revelations is continuing its teaming arrangement with MINES & Associates and MyAdvisor, LLC, a Three Wire Systems company.

The details: - Revelations will provide financial planning and coaching. - Revelations will also provide licensed attorney legal services. - The services are for designated Primary Family Caregivers in the caregiver assistance program. - The company’s certified paralegals and financial counselors provide concierge support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. - The service footprint includes all 50 states and five U.S. territories. - Revelations CEO Guy Strawder said the company is honored to continue serving caregivers and veterans in a critically important mission. - Strawder said the financial and legal services have been significant in the supportive ecosystem delivered by the VHA Caregiver Support Program.

Between the lines: - The award signals that the VA is leaning on a pre-existing contractor team rather than starting over with a new provider. - The combination of financial counseling and legal services suggests the caregiver program is addressing practical stresses that can affect veteran care at home. - Revelations' service-disabled veteran-owned status and focus on military and veteran families likely align with the program’s mission, even though the contract announcement does not spell out selection criteria. - The company also describes broader offerings that include behavioral health treatment, referral management, case management, claims processing, wounded warrior advocacy and career transition support. - Revelations directs readers to more information. - The company also listed social media pages on LinkedIn and Facebook.

What's next: - Revelations will continue delivering caregiver support services under the new 5-year contract. - The company is positioned to keep serving veterans and family caregivers nationwide through the VHA program. - The award sets up continued coordination with MINES & Associates and MyAdvisor as the contract moves forward.