RallyPoint — Your safe spot, anytime.

What it is

RallyPoint is a trauma-informed, voice-first companion for U.S. veterans (active-duty may call). It provides real-time grounding, paced breathing, sleep wind-downs, grief support, optional prayer on request, and a steady human handoff when safety is a concern. It is non-clinical—no diagnosis, no medication advice—and is designed to respect autonomy, privacy, and dignity. It never hangs up first and stays on the line during escalations.

The problem it addresses

• PTSD and related symptoms (panic surges, flashbacks/dissociation, hypervigilance, anger spikes).

• Moral injury, survivor’s guilt, and grief waves.

• Sleep disruption and nighttime spikes when support is often unavailable.

• Overwhelmed support systems and limited after-hours coverage.

• Veterans who want calm, judgment-free help without having to retell traumatic details.

Who it’s for

• Veterans seeking immediate tools to regulate body and mind in the moment.

• Vet-focused programs (VSOs, Vet Centers, universities, employers) wanting an always-on, trauma-informed resource.

• Families and peer teams who need a reliable bridge when risk rises.

What RallyPoint does

• Rapid regulation

• Grief & guilt support

• Sleep wind-downs

• Trigger planning

• Optional spiritual care

• Safety handoffs

• Respectful data capture

Safety & trust

• Non-clinical boundaries: no diagnosis, treatment, medication, or graphic probing.

• Escalation guardrails: objective red flags (e.g., chest pain, severe shortness of breath, stroke signs, unresponsiveness, imminent self-harm/violence) trigger the hotline bridge.

• Consent-first contact: explicit permission before notifying a designated person.

• Privacy: collects only what’s needed for support and safety; honors organizational policies.

Benefits (for veterans & organizations)

• In-the-moment relief: faster return to baseline during spikes—no waitlists or hold music.

• Stigma-reduced access: plain language, no judgment, no forced storytelling.

• After-hours coverage: predictable support at night, weekends, and holidays.

• Operational reliability: standard playbooks, documented actions, and consistent tone.

• Better use of human time: peer teams focus on complex cases; RallyPoint handles first-line regulation and gentle companionship.

Example case

• Night spikes, Public overwhelm, Grief wave:

Why RallyPoint is different

• Built for veterans: language and pacing reflect lived realities of service without clichés.

• Trauma-informed by design: choice, consent, and non-coercive scripts everywhere.

• Operational rigor: never hang up first; silence detection; SMS recovery; documented handoffs.

• Spiritual but optional: respectful prayer on request, or secular support if preferred.

RallyPoint is the calm voice you can call when a surge hits—day or night. Breathe together, ground in the present, pray if you wish, and stay safe with a companion who never hangs up first.

We don’t diagnose or give medical advice. When safety is a concern, we bridge your designated hotline and stay with you until help takes over.

Bring RallyPoint to your veteran community. Schedule a pilot and see what “Your safe spot, anytime” feels like in practice.


Populations to serve (2024–2025)

• Total veterans: ~15.8M–17.6M adults (Census 2023; BLS 2024). Census.gov+1

• VA health system footprint: 9.1M enrolled; 170 VA Medical Centers + 1,193 outpatient sites. Veterans Affairs+1

PTSD prevalence anchors

• Among veterans using VA care: current PTSD ≈ 13%; lifetime 23% (NHRVS/VA). ptsd.va.gov

• Of 5.8M veterans served by VA in FY2024, PTSD diagnoses were ~14% of men and 24% of women. ptsd.va.gov

Addressable need (conservative)

• Serviceable Available Market (SAM): VA users with current PTSD
  9.1M VA-enrolled × 13% ≈ ~1.18M veterans who could benefit from rapid regulation, sleep wind-downs, grief/guilt support, and safe escalation. Veterans Affairs+1

• Non-VA veterans with current PTSD (conservative)
  (Total 17.6M − 9.1M VA-enrolled) ≈ 8.5M × 4% current PTSD in non-VA users ≈ ~340k. bls.gov+1

Working U.S. need (current PTSD only): ~1.5M veterans.
This excludes large adjacent needs RallyPoint also serves (panic spikes, hypervigilance, anger regulation, sleep disruption, grief/moral injury) among veterans without a formal PTSD diagnosis—so practical demand is higher.

Go-to-market channels (quantified beachheads)

• VHA/VISN systems: 170 medical centers + 1,193 clinics; centralized contracting and clinical leadership for enterprise pilots. Veterans Affairs

• Vet Centers / VSOs / campuses / employers: adjunct, after-hours support for veterans who avoid formal care (leveraging the non-clinical, trauma-informed positioning).