Service lasts a lifetime.
The care should too.

There are no ex-service members. The federal system’s commitment to them runs from first day of service through every year that follows.

Build the golden record. Deploy everywhere.

VA and DoW data lives across MTFs, TRICARE, the VHA, and dozens of community care networks. Routing rules exist in PDFs, stopcodes, and the institutional knowledge of staff who’ve been there 15 years. DexCare consolidates that into a single governed layer—the golden record—and runs access decisions from it.

IncreaseThroughput ImproveTime-to-Care ReduceOperational Waste Consistent Navigation Across All Channels Access Data

Provider data, scheduling rules, and capacity are normalized and consolidated into a single governed layer. AI surfaces conflicts before reaching a Veteran.

Clinical eligibility rules and SLA requirements defined once. When policy changes, every channel reflects it. No manual updates, no version drift.

Routing logic runs across websites, call centers, referral networks, and AI agents. Veterans get the same answer whether they call, click, or ask.


Sean O’Connor
President & Co-founder, DexCare. Naval Academy graduate. Navy veteran.

10K appointments lost. One hospital. In one month.

Sean O’Connor sat down with Federal News Network to explain what that costs Veterans and what fixing it looks like.

57 million patients.
All 50 states.

The navigation infrastructure running inside Providence, Kaiser Permanente, Piedmont, SSM Health, Tampa General, and Texas Health Resources is the same infrastructure available to federal health today. No build from scratch. No pilot required. Today. Now.

50-state on-demand virtual network

1.8M

Virtual visits

$219M

Care savings

89

NPS

<10 min

Median encounter

“We had the clinical capacity, but no way to coordinate it across regions. DexCare gave us the infrastructure to deliver on-demand care nationwide using the team and resources we already had.”

Watch DexCare work.

A Veteran reaches out on a Sunday evening. The right care is available somewhere across 170 medical centers and 1,300 clinics. This is what it looks like when they find it.