Creates provisions relating to wellness checks for at-risk veterans

HB 2673, the "Veterans Well-Being and Resource Outreach Act," would require the Department of Mental Health to create a program encouraging local veterans' organizations to conduct monthly wellness checks for veterans at risk of isolation, homelessness, or mental health crises. The program would use noninvasive outreach to invite at-risk veterans to participate, with check-ins conducted twice monthly by trained veterans or staff who assess medical, housing, mental health, and vocational needs in real time. Organizations participating would not be mandated but would follow state-developed guidelines for implementation. The bill is currently in early legislative stages (prefiled January 2026) and has not yet been enacted.