For clinicians
Clinicians often see the pattern before the system does.
Clinical work is one of the ways a person may be connected to Navy, Army or Air Force, past or present. If that is your connection, you can add your own count and identify the issues you believe need attention.
Why your count matters
Your individual input becomes part of the federal electorate-level evidence.
When you add your count, you contribute individual data about your federal electorate, your connection through clinical work and the issues you believe need attention.
When individual contributions are brought together, they become collective evidence, federal electorate by federal electorate. That evidence helps show each federal MP how many people in their electorate are connected to Navy, Army or Air Force, past or present, and which issues need attention.
What Veterans Count does not ask for
Your count is about your own connection, not your patients.
Veterans Count does not ask clinicians to identify patients, verify service, disclose health information, discuss DVA claims or share private clinical details.
No name. No service number. No DVA claim details. No medical information.
Help strengthen the evidence
Add your count, then send it to five.
Your own count is the starting point. The evidence becomes stronger when more people connected through service, family, caring, support, clinical work or another connection add theirs too.
After adding your count, send Veterans Count to five people who should be counted too.
Start here
See how it works, then add your count.
The walkthrough takes about a minute. You can then add your own count through the standard Veterans Count flow.