Mission-Driven Modernization for Defense Health
We deliver the real-time, interoperable insight the Defense Health Agency (DHA) needs to strengthen clinical, operational, and force readiness.
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Readiness is a data problem. We have solutions.
As a sponsor of DHITS 2026, Abt is bringing military health experts and live demos of our tools to New Orleans, August 11–13. See what happens when fragmented defense health data becomes one decision-ready flow.
Better data. Better tools. Better outcomes.
Our solutions are fully focused on DHA's new Data and Innovation Strategy.
Right now, too much of the working day goes to chasing information across systems that don't talk to each other. Clinicians feel it. So do logisticians, planners, and commanders.
Abt Intelligence solutions build the connective layer. We help defense health organizations pull scattered data into secure, interoperable systems, put governance around it, and hand decision-makers something they can actually act on — at the point of care and at the theater level.
Meet the Team at DHITS
- Harold Poston — Account Lead, Military Health
- Brad Smolek — Capture Lead, Military & Veteran Health
- Brad Wintermute — Senior Vice President, Digital Solutions
- Dorisa Yusko-Harris — Vice President, Business Development
- Kristin Heck — Solutions Architect, Data Science & AI
- Will Tuleu — Capture Executive
- Amalia Lohuis —Engagement Specialist
Explore our Projects and Resources
AI Enabled Code Conversion for Legacy System Modernization
Abt uses AI-enabled code conversion to help federal agencies modernize legacy systems securely, efficiently, and at scale.
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Advancing Military Family Health
Abt Global is a key research partner to the Department Defense and Naval Health Research Center on the Millennium Cohort Family Study
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Supporting Low-Income Veteran Households Experiencing—or At-Risk of Experiencing—Homelessness
Supportive Services for Veterans Families (SSVF) is a Veterans Affairs program that provides grants to more than 250 private, non-profit organizations (grantees) and consumer cooperatives that rapidly re-house low-income Veteran households.
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Study Reveals Long-Term Effects of Combat-Related PTSD in Vietnam Veterans
The National Vietnam Veterans Longitudinal Study (NVVLS) from 2010-2013 sought to provide important information about the long-term effects of military service in Vietnam, including combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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