THE SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army provides specialized support services for elderly individuals and persons with disabilities, primarily through community-based care programs aligned with federal veteran health initiatives. Their core capabilities include case management, transitional support services, and integrated care coordination for vulnerable populations, delivered in alignment with VA standards for Adult Day Health Care (ADHC) and long-term service and support frameworks. Technical expertise centers on person-centered care planning, Medicaid/Medicare-compliant documentation, behavioral health integration, and compliance with federal guidelines for non-institutional elder and disability services. Their key differentiator lies in a faith-based, holistic approach that emphasizes dignity, continuity of care, and community engagement, complemented by operational experience in managing federally funded home and community-based service models. The organization has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering services under ADHC programs designed to reduce institutionalization and enhance quality of life for aging veterans. Their work supports VA’s mission to expand access to community-based alternatives to nursing home care, focusing on functional assessment, social engagement, and health monitoring for veterans with mobility, cognitive, or chronic health challenges. Their primary industry focus is on Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (NAICS 624120), a vertical dedicated to non-residential, outpatient support systems that promote independence and prevent institutional care. This specialization positions them within the growing market for community-based long-term services and supports (LTSS), particularly those funded through federal veterans’ health initiatives. As a non-profit entity structured under 8H (religious organization), The Salvation Army operates with a mission-driven governance model and maintains no formal government certifications. Based in West Nyack, New York, their geographic footprint is anchored in regional service delivery, with a focus on supporting federal beneficiaries through localized, faith-affiliated care networks.