Cohen Veterans Network Expands into Kansas with New Mental Health Clinic Near Fort Riley
Event summary
- Cohen Veterans Network (CVN) will open its first mental health clinic in Kansas, near Fort Riley, in early 2026.
- The clinic, named The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone, is funded by the Robert R. McCormick Foundation and Steve Cohen.
- This marks the 23rd clinic in CVN's network, extending services to 21 states and serving over 94,000 clients since 2016.
- The clinic will offer in-person and telehealth services, addressing mental health concerns including PTSD, depression, and family issues.
The big picture
CVN's expansion into Kansas underscores the growing demand for specialized mental health services for veterans and military families. The clinic's proximity to Fort Riley highlights the strategic importance of locating services near military bases to address transition challenges and PTSD. This move aligns with broader industry trends of increasing investment in veteran healthcare and the integration of telehealth solutions to improve accessibility.
What we're watching
- Geographic Expansion
- Whether CVN can successfully replicate its model in Kansas and other new states, given the unique needs of military communities.
- Funding Sustainability
- The pace at which CVN secures additional funding to support further expansion, as it relies on philanthropic support.
- Partnership Dynamics
- How the collaboration with Centerstone and the Robert R. McCormick Foundation evolves, particularly in terms of resource allocation and service delivery.
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