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Each county in Minnesota has a County Veterans Service Office (CVSO) to assist veterans and their families. * Assist veterans to get state (dental, optical, subsistence programs, housing) and federal (compensation, pension, medical treatment) benefits * Advise, counsel, educate and provide advocacy for veterans about benefits like medical, pay, housing and education * Initiate benefit claims filing * In some counties, transportation services are offered for rides to Veterans Administration (VA) Medical Center appointments

VA provides health care for Veterans from providers in your local community outside of VA. Veterans may be eligible to receive care from a community provider when VA cannot provide the care needed. This care is provided on behalf of and paid for by VA. Community care is available to Veterans based on certain conditions and eligibility requirements, and in consideration of a Veteran's specific needs and circumstances. Community care must be first authorized by VA before a Veteran can receive care from a community provider. Types of care include: * General community care * Urgent and Emergency care * Foreign medical care * Home health and hospice care * Indian/Tribal health services * State Veterans Homes * In Vitro Fertilization * Flu shots

A toll-free customer service line and website that offers support for Minnesota Veterans and their families. The hotline provides Minnesota Veterans and their family members with up-to-date information on all veterans benefits, both state and federal, regarding: * Assistance and families * Education * Employment * Health and disability * Homelessness and homelessness prevention * Memorial affairs * Veterans Homes * Veteran Service Bonus