Massachusetts Veteran-Related Data and Studies

The publication by the Department of Public Health contains information on current or former military personnel who died by suicide in Massachusetts in 2020.

A EOHHS and DVS (formerly) study to identify impediments that veterans in custody face when seeking to apply for benefits or accessing medical evaluations related to their benefit's application.

This CNAS needs assessment examines issues Massachusetts veterans of all eras face and offers a snapshot-in-time portrait of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on veterans in Massachusetts.

The 2022 annual report by the Department of Veterans' Services on the quality of care provided, financial status, uniformity of programs, capital needs, and the status of VA accreditation of the Homes.

The 2022 data sheet presents VA findings on Massachusetts veteran suicides by age, sex, & suicide method compared with regional & national data.

The 2023 report by the Veterans Reintegration Advisory Committee on key findings and recommendations to address mental health challenges, prevent suicide, and increase access critical data.

The 2023 annual report by the Office of Veterans Homes and Housing on the quality of care provided, financial status, uniformity of programs, capital needs, and the status of VA accreditation of the Homes.

The 2024 Veterans Homes Council annual report includes census and demographics information, a summary of revenue and staffing levels, a list of all grievances and resolutions, and improvement recommendations.

The 2024 annual report by the Office of Veterans Homes and Housing on the quality of care provided, financial status, uniformity of programs, capital needs, and the status of VA accreditation of the Homes.

The 2024 Women Veterans Network (WVN) annual report includes demographic information on women veterans, a summary of WVN outreach events, created benefits documents, and upcoming events identified by the network.

The 2024 annual report by Massachusetts Executive Office of Veterans Services (EOVS) covering all activities and data collected related to veterans.

A 2024 joint study conducted by EOVS with consultation from Department of Revenue (DOR) on property tax abatements and exemptions for veterans and surviving spouses living in Massachusetts.

This document published in 2025 details the number veteran & current military suicides from 2018 to 2022, highlighting this public health problem & identifying the populations most affected by suicide.

The 2025 Veterans Homes Council annual report includes census & demographics information, a summary of revenue & staffing levels, a list of all grievances & resolutions, & improvement recommendations.

This joint EOVS/RAND analysis identified unmet veteran needs and evaluated how well EOVS programs are serving veterans, with this report providing EOVS with guidance to align programs based on needs and offering a draft strategic framework for planning efforts.