Skip to main content

Legal

Military Veteran Help — Health & Safety

This page explains the wellness scope of Military Veteran Help, its limits, and where to get real help. Military Veteran Help is an independent tool from Banana Apps LLC and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Effective August 11, 2026Last Updated August 11, 2026
01

Wellness tools and self-checks

The app includes journals, mood/symptom/trigger/sleep logs, breathing and grounding sessions, gratitude and values entries, and self-checks. These are private, local-first tools for personal reflection. Eligible records sync only when you explicitly enable Help+ and are never posted to Community automatically.

02

Community is peer support, not professional care

Community posts and comments are personal member experiences. Military service, professional credentials, and accuracy are not verified. Community is not medical, mental-health, legal, financial, claims, VA, or crisis advice.

Use Report, Block, or Mute for unsafe content. The Community is not continuously monitored and cannot replace emergency or crisis services.

03

Self-checks are for personal reflection only

Self-check results are not a diagnosis, screening determination, treatment, or clinical assessment. They do not replace evaluation by a licensed clinician.

04

No diagnosis, treatment, or monitoring

Military Veteran Help does not diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or monitor any medical or mental-health condition. It does not communicate with clinicians, alert a care team, or perform medical monitoring.

05

Medication references

Medication references, reminders, and dose logs are user-entered reference data. They are not prescribing, dispensing, or pharmacist guidance. Always confirm dosing, interactions, and changes with a licensed clinician or pharmacist.

06

Benefits and claims education

Benefits explanations, claims tools, transition tools, and checklists are general educational information. Eligibility, evidence standards, and procedures change. Confirm anything material with the VA or an accredited representative before acting.

07

Verify with official sources

Bundled content and resource links may become outdated. Verify current facts through official U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs channels (va.gov) and qualified professionals.

08

Not an emergency service

Military Veteran Help cannot detect a crisis, dispatch emergency services, or notify anyone on your behalf. Do not rely on it for urgent or emergency situations.

09

In immediate danger — call 911

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911.

10

Veterans Crisis Line

For confidential support 24/7 from the Veterans Crisis Line:

Support is available whether or not you are enrolled in VA health care and whether or not you are registered with the VA.