Veterans · First responders · Families
If service changed your health, start here.
Free directories, plain-English research, and people who have been through it. No account, no cost, nothing to sign up for.
Why we exist
The veteran suicide crisis is not only a mental-health crisis — it has biological drivers that conventional care often overlooks. We address root causes, in community.
We are a complement to medical care, never a replacement for it. Nothing on this site is medical advice.
Start here
Everything below is free and public.
You do not need to be a member, donate, or give us your email to use any of it.
Veteran service organizations
A searchable list of VSOs, nonprofits, peer groups, and government resources. Free, no account.
Search organizationsTreatment and clinics
VA programs, community clinics, and integrative practices. A listing is a pointer, not an endorsement.
Search treatmentResearch, in plain English
What the evidence does and does not show on the exposures and conditions veterans ask about most.
Read the researchTalk to someone who served
Peer support from people who have been through it. Not a helpline — a person alongside you.
About the communityOur programs
Four things, and what state each one is in.
We label what is running and what is still being built. A program that is not ready yet says so.
Veterans at Ease
RunningOur wellness program: education on service-related exposures, a daily routine, a peer mentor, and a private progress tracker. You choose the length.
Complement Theory
PublishedThe framework we use to organize what is known about the health toll of service — designed to sit alongside VA care, never to replace it.
NAP Services
In developmentOne-to-one wellness and nutrition consultations. Being built properly before it opens; we would rather launch it late than thin.
First responders
RunningThe same work, written for police, fire, EMS, and dispatch — different exposures, different stressors, same approach.
Who runs this
One founder, in our first year, and honest about both.
Operation Whole Health was founded by Michael Andrew Feller Jones after watching his father — a Vietnam veteran — decline after service, and seeing how little of that decline anyone treated as connected.
Our IRS 501(c)(3) status took effect on March 2, 2026. We have not filed a Form 990 yet, we have no audited outcomes, and we are not going to publish a veterans-served number until it is real. When we have results, you will see them here with the method attached.
Verify us
- EIN
- 41-4602379
- SAM.gov UEI
- FKSHP371CN55
- Tax-exempt since
- March 2, 2026
- Headquarters
- Las Vegas, Nevada
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