VetComm Clarifies Position After Congressional Meetings: Advocating for Veteran-Centric Solutions

CeCors, Inc., through its subsidiary VetComm, has clarified its stance after a week of significant discussions with Congressional members in Washington, D.C. VetComm emphasized the importance of protecting veterans while ensuring their freedom to choose from available services during these meetings. The company presented its perspective on the Guard Act and the PLUS Act, positioning itself as a balanced advocate between the two.

VetComm's CEO, Kate Monroe, highlighted the potential pitfalls of both acts, emphasizing the need for a middle ground. While the PLUS Act allows excessive profits for for-profit companies, the Guard Act eliminates free enterprise and choice. Monroe stated that veterans deserve freedom of choice without being exploited by predatory companies. VetComm aims to ensure high standards of care and education for veterans.

Monroe stressed that VetComm seeks a veteran-centric, balanced solution. Despite being a for-profit entity, the company's priority is veterans' welfare. VetComm proposed a system where veterans have various choices without the risk of exploitation.

Through its Congressional engagements, VetComm aims to shape the legislative landscape, enhancing its presence in the veteran services industry. The company remains committed to transparency, sustainable growth, and placing veterans and shareholders at the forefront of its initiatives.