The veteran shows up. You have nothing. They retell their history from zero while VA records take four to six weeks.
A veteran can hand you their record in minutes.
The veteran signs a release, chooses what you see, and you get the context you need before the first appointment. Every access is logged and the veteran can revoke it at any time.
Everything on this page is either working today or marked as what we're building. That's the standard, and it doesn't change. See public claim corrections.
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Provider Portal
Coordination, not another EHR.
Seven built capabilities today: consent-gated access, shared documents, coordination notes, provider upload, self-reported context, connection requests, and a full audit trail. Details below, stated once.
What you get today
BuiltConsent-gated record access
BuiltYou see only the categories the veteran has authorized. Nothing more, and nothing by default.
Documents the veteran shares
BuiltSigned releases, service records like the DD-214, and other files the veteran has uploaded or chosen to share with you.
Coordination notes
BuiltSee handoff notes from other providers and add coordination notes for the next provider. Charting stays in your EHR. This is the layer between systems, not another one.
Provider document upload
BuiltUpload care documents into the veteran's shared record under an active write grant.
Self-reported context
BuiltWhat the veteran has recorded about their own experience between visits.
Connection requests
BuiltAccept or decline veteran requests in the portal, not over email.
Full audit trail
BuiltEvery access is logged, visible to the veteran, and attributable.
What we're building
BuildingThe veteran arrives already known: record in hand, consent already signed, paperwork already handled. We're building the coordination layer that does the opposite of what the system does today: instead of making the veteran chase care, it brings the veteran to you, ready.
VA record integration
NextVeterans will be able to share their VA health history and service connection directly. We are in production-access review with the VA. We do not claim approval.
Closure confirmation
NextWhen care happens through LastVet, the veteran confirms it. That confirmation is something no one else in this sector can produce, and it is what makes reporting outcomes to funders real instead of self-reported.
Provider directory
NextVeterans searching for care will be able to find you, ordered by distance and fit. Paid tiers will never buy placement.
For clinicians
Less chasing, more context.
Bring veteran-authorized records, shared documents, connection requests, and coordination handoffs into one focused portal. Add coordination notes for the next provider. Charting stays in your EHR.
For veterans
Control stays with the veteran.
See the record only when the veteran says yes. Veterans decide who can see what and for what purpose. They can revoke access at any time.
For trust
Auditability by default.
LastVet is built on the SHIELD standard: Sovereign, Holistic, Integrated, Encrypted, Live, Distributed. Consent, access controls, and a clear record of activity.