Serving those who served America.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is developing innovative telehealth care and partnerships to support veterans nationwide.
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Tap into advancements in connectivity.
Your critical services require a strong network partner who can enable mobility solutions when and where you need it most. We’ll work with you side by side, driving efficiency and keeping teams connected on the go—all with an eye to the future.
Solutions
We’re in it with you for the long run.With billions invested in our network and a technology roadmap for innovations, we can help power your digital workspace.
Our industry-leading solutions include:
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IT Security
Help protect government data—if devices are lost or stolen, our Mobile Device Management solutions have your back.
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Tablets
Create mobile workstations to enable seamless productivity from virtually anywhere.
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Smartphones
Seamlessly connect your own compatible devices or any new ones that are approved for classified use.
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Fleet Management
Make tracking and managing your fleet of vehicles simpler and more cost effective.
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24/7 Customer Service
Get expert support at any time or learn about new wireless solutions for your agency.
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Global Coverage
Get talk, text, and up to 5GB of 4G LTE data in Canada and Mexico, and unlimited text and data in 210+ countries and destinations around the globe.
Initiatives
We’re partnering with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to help expand health care access for veterans.
Telehealth expands Veteran access to healthcare services.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) cares for 9 million Veterans—but a third of them live far from VA health services. Telehealth is key to closing this gap.
“As a proud grandson of a war hero, I’m lucky enough to work for a company that truly values service and recognizes that no service is more noble than the sacrifices made by those in our armed forces. At T-Mobile, we stand ready to serve those who serve us and actively look for ways to champion military members and their families in meaningful ways.”