Is The US Army Doing Everything They Can To Help Soldiers With Addition That Are USAR Soldiers?

In my professional opinion, they are not. There are less programs, opportunities and avenues of approach for soldiers that are in the Reserves. For example, if I have a soldier that is an addict and comes to me requesting sources of treatment, my ability to help the soldier is severly hindered. If a soldier has not been deployed, or not "veteran status", the VA will not see them. In addition, many rehab centers have very specific requirements to obtain a bed in their facility, as well as limited financial coverage to assist the soldier. I find it frustrating that we tell our soldiers to seek help, and when they do, they are punished due to financial limitations or not meeting certain specific criteria. There needs to be a change in the policies to ensure ALL soldiers receive necessary treatment in order to continue their career. Thoughts?