Independent initiative · Information, resources, and a moderated member community
Veterans Acoustic
Neuroma Network

For those who serve. And those who have.

Find your next step
with acoustic neuroma.

Clear information, military healthcare pathways, and places to connect with people who understand.

Serving every branch

One community across the services.

Independent support for veterans and active-duty service members from every branch.

Service names are used for identification only. This network is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, or any military service.

A place to get your bearings

Three things you can do today

01 / LEARN

Understand the diagnosis

Acoustic neuroma is also called vestibular schwannoma. Explore monitoring, radiation, and surgery before discussing your own options.

Read the treatment overview →
02 / NAVIGATE

Find your care pathway

Bring your questions to the right team, whether you use VA healthcare or an active-duty TRICARE pathway.

Explore military & VA care →
03 / CONNECT

Hear military-connected stories

Read reviewed personal accounts or join the moderated member community.

Explore member stories →

Why we are here

Built around a gap in support.

People affected by acoustic neuroma can find general information and patient communities, but military life can add questions about VA care, TRICARE referrals, duty responsibilities, hearing changes, and transition from service.

This independent network brings those paths together with moderated peer support.

Read the founder’s note →

Your experience matters

Support that makes room
for military life.

Appointments, hearing changes, duty responsibilities, and the transition out of service can create different questions. Start with resources for your situation.

Find your care starting point →