Why was I denied mental health services by the VA due to my having a power wheelchair for my service-connected disability?

SN Debbie Blackburn Ma'am we need more info to help. From your brief statement, it is not clear what actually happened or was said., From this end, "Why was I denied mental health services by the VA due to my having a power wheelchair for my service-connected disability?"
makes as much sense as "Why was I denied mental health services by the VA due to my having a banana for breakfast last week?"
How did the VA phrase the denial of services? What does the wheelchair have to do with it? What is the connection between the wheelchair and your request for services the VA office is making?

Confused here. What specifically does your being in a power chair have to do with being denied mental health services? Until such time as more specifics are shared, there is no way anyone can properly answer this.

We need a lot more information to provide helpful responses. My wife uses a powerchair to get around. We have not had an access problem at civilian or military medical facilities. Your RP profile needs to be completed for us to help. For example it makes a big difference if you retired or not. Also are you covered by Medicare or Medicaid? Help us help you.

There seems to be some gaps in the information provided. You were denied mental health services for the sole reason of having a powered wheelchair? Was there an issue with accessibility for the chair? Is there a larger issue with paperwork or eligibility to VA services?

Can you elaborate some more on this. I believe this may not be enough for discussion.

VA MENTAL HEALTH PEOPPLES SHOULD NOT HAVE A POWER WHEELCHAIR
THE CHAIR MAKE YOU SANE.

Perhaps your wheelchair could be used as a weapon. Women can't have bras with underwires, so... ..

This is typical to my experiences with the VA. I have even had a meeting with the director at my VA and every department head about their lack of competence there. It is so frustrating to explain to so many people before anyone understands what you are trying to say even if you put it in the most simplest of terms. It seems the buck get passed quite lot. Most every time, one has to get many involved before you can get an answer, simple or not. I could tell you story after story and some of my stories are 20+ years old. As my husband says, "Some are just there keeping a seat warm and collecting a paycheck." You just have to persevere as I have done to avoid having a total mental breakdown.

I was denied inpatient services by the VA in Sioux Falls, South Dakota because I am in a power wheelchair after almost successfully attempting suicide.