Joe Cantasano said the VA has let him down multiple times in the past few years.
A retired Army sergeant is speaking out about his experience with the Department of Veterans Affairs after he posted an emotional TikTok video detailing his frustration with receiving continuity of care.
Cantasano shared that there was a breakdown in communication, and he was informed he couldn’t see the doctor who had been helping him work through some problems. The veteran told “Lawrence Jones Cross Country” it can take weeks or sometimes months for someone to finally get an appointment with a mental health provider.
Army veteran Joe Cantasano spoke out about his frustrating experience with the Department of Veterans Affairs in a viral video on TikTok.Cantasano has been unable to get “continuity of care with mental health providers” from the VA.“Then they will go ahead, go through and push you off to community care, and at which point community care can take up to two weeks to go ahead and contact you. Then they’re going to go ahead and push out the referral to your prospective clinic.
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