No Wrong Door for Veterans Act

Summary

Extends and updates VA community suicide‑prevention grants, tightens coordination when veterans receive emergency suicide care, clarifies who can receive grants, and authorizes funding for specified fiscal years. It also lets VA furnish adaptive sports and recreational prostheses as part of covered medical services and pushes a sunset date in existing veterans’ law from November 30, 2031 to January 30, 2033. Together, these changes aim to reduce veteran suicide, improve follow‑up after crisis care, expand access to adaptive equipment that supports recovery and quality of life, and keep an existing statutory protection/effect in place longer.

• Extends VA’s community suicide‑prevention grant program and keeps it operating beyond its prior end date.
• Requires timely notification to VA when veterans receive emergent suicide care, with defined follow‑up time frames.
• Clarifies who can receive suicide‑prevention grants by updating eligible entity definitions.
• Authorizes funding levels for specified fiscal years to sustain community suicide‑prevention services.
• Adds adaptive sports and recreational prostheses to VA’s covered medical services under 38 U.S.C. § 1701.
• Improves access to adaptive devices that support rehabilitation and quality of life for eligible veterans.
• Extends a date in 38 U.S.C. § 5503(d)(7) from Nov. 30, 2031 to Jan. 30, 2033, prolonging the effect of that provision.
• Includes technical edits to definitions and screening protocols for clarity and consistency.