Sec. 210. Reports on dental and long-term care physical infrastructure needs of Department of Veterans Affairs
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Not later than one year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress— a report, disaggregated by medical center or other relevant health care facility of the Department of Veterans Affairs, on— the physical infrastructure needed (new facilities, renovations, remodels, leases, etc.) to provide dental services to veterans eligible for such services under the laws administered by the Secretary; and additional physical infrastructure needed to respond to the need for additional capacity to provide dental services if eligibility standards are modified to make a greater number of veterans eligible for such services; and a report identifying the physical infrastructure needs of the Department to support current and future anticipated long-term care needs and models of care for veterans, including— infrastructure needed to support the delivery of long-term care for women veterans, veterans with traumatic brain injury, veterans with memory loss, and other population groups with unique needs; and information regarding the plans of the Department to provide such care as it is building capacity but space is not yet available to meet the demand for such care.