Creates provisions relating to wellness checks for at-risk veterans

HB 948, the "Veterans Well-Being and Resource Outreach Act," requires the veterans commission and mental health department to create a program providing twice-monthly wellness checks for veterans at risk of isolation, homelessness, or mental health challenges. The program identifies at-risk veterans and assigns trained veterans or staff to conduct real-time check-ins - via in-person, phone, or digital means - to assess and address their medical, mental health, housing, and job-related needs. It directly affects vulnerable veterans in need of support, with implementation governed by joint rules from the commission and department. The bill mandates concrete service delivery (bi-monthly check-ins) without specifying funding or outcome guarantees.