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Senate committee proposes Tricare reforms, balks at new fees for active-duty families
The draft defense policy bill rolled out last week by the Senate calls for consolidating Tricare into two plans — the current Tricare Prime and Tricare Choice, a meld of Tricare Extra and Standard — and adds a Tricare supplement for beneficiaries with other health insurance.
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Accurate veterans suicide data not expected for months
The Veterans Affairs Department expects to have data this summer that could erase the questionable statistic that 22 veterans die by suicide each day.
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Wounded veterans press VA for fertility services
Army Sgt. Kevin Jaye’s reproductive system was “destroyed” by the blast from an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, but VA won’t pay for fertility services.
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George W. Bush, Prince Harry call for mental health stigma to end
Founder and chairman of paralympic-style military athletics competition tout strength and resilience of combat veterans
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Veterans groups oppose Choice program expansion
Seven organizations say they will work against any proposal that allows veterans to see a non-VA provider at any time.
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The Pentagon’s architect of healthcare reform prepares to step down
Jonathan Woodson convinced Congress to explore fee hikes as a means to modernize, preserve the military medical system.
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Senator: Large veterans reform bill promises ‘a new VA’
Senate leaders unveiled a massive veterans reform package that includes financial support and health benefits for veterans’ family caregivers.
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All veterans would be eligible for Choice, under proposed bill
Eight Republican senators have introduced a bill that would make the Veterans Choice Program permanent and expand its eligibility to all veterans enrolled in VA care.
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Veterans groups sue VA for identities of Camp Lejeune water ‘experts’
Several veterans groups are suing the Veterans Affairs Department for documents related to disability claims filed over Camp Lejeune water contamination.
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New Tricare fees delayed, military health system would be reorganized under bill
Broad changes could be coming to Tricare and the military health system, but active duty and retirees won’t see immediate rate hikes.
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Senate committee proposes Tricare reforms, balks at new fees for active-duty families
The draft defense policy bill rolled out last week by the Senate calls for consolidating Tricare into two plans — the current Tricare Prime and Tricare Choice, a meld of Tricare Extra and Standard — and adds a Tricare supplement for beneficiaries with other health insurance.
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Accurate veterans suicide data not expected for months
The Veterans Affairs Department expects to have data this summer that could erase the questionable statistic that 22 veterans die by suicide each day.
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Wounded veterans press VA for fertility services
Army Sgt. Kevin Jaye’s reproductive system was “destroyed” by the blast from an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, but VA won’t pay for fertility services.
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George W. Bush, Prince Harry call for mental health stigma to end
Founder and chairman of paralympic-style military athletics competition tout strength and resilience of combat veterans
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Veterans groups oppose Choice program expansion
Seven organizations say they will work against any proposal that allows veterans to see a non-VA provider at any time.
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The Pentagon’s architect of healthcare reform prepares to step down
Jonathan Woodson convinced Congress to explore fee hikes as a means to modernize, preserve the military medical system.
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Senator: Large veterans reform bill promises ‘a new VA’
Senate leaders unveiled a massive veterans reform package that includes financial support and health benefits for veterans’ family caregivers.
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All veterans would be eligible for Choice, under proposed bill
Eight Republican senators have introduced a bill that would make the Veterans Choice Program permanent and expand its eligibility to all veterans enrolled in VA care.
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Veterans groups sue VA for identities of Camp Lejeune water ‘experts’
Several veterans groups are suing the Veterans Affairs Department for documents related to disability claims filed over Camp Lejeune water contamination.
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New Tricare fees delayed, military health system would be reorganized under bill
Broad changes could be coming to Tricare and the military health system, but active duty and retirees won’t see immediate rate hikes.
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Senate committee proposes Tricare reforms, balks at new fees for active-duty families
The draft defense policy bill rolled out last week by the Senate calls for consolidating Tricare into two plans — the current Tricare Prime and Tricare Choice, a meld of Tricare Extra and Standard — and adds a Tricare supplement for beneficiaries with other health insurance.
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Accurate veterans suicide data not expected for months
The Veterans Affairs Department expects to have data this summer that could erase the questionable statistic that 22 veterans die by suicide each day.
-
Wounded veterans press VA for fertility services
Army Sgt. Kevin Jaye’s reproductive system was “destroyed” by the blast from an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, but VA won’t pay for fertility services.
-
George W. Bush, Prince Harry call for mental health stigma to end
Founder and chairman of paralympic-style military athletics competition tout strength and resilience of combat veterans
-
Veterans groups oppose Choice program expansion
Seven organizations say they will work against any proposal that allows veterans to see a non-VA provider at any time.
-
The Pentagon’s architect of healthcare reform prepares to step down
Jonathan Woodson convinced Congress to explore fee hikes as a means to modernize, preserve the military medical system.
-
Senator: Large veterans reform bill promises ‘a new VA’
Senate leaders unveiled a massive veterans reform package that includes financial support and health benefits for veterans’ family caregivers.
-
All veterans would be eligible for Choice, under proposed bill
Eight Republican senators have introduced a bill that would make the Veterans Choice Program permanent and expand its eligibility to all veterans enrolled in VA care.
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Veterans groups sue VA for identities of Camp Lejeune water ‘experts’
Several veterans groups are suing the Veterans Affairs Department for documents related to disability claims filed over Camp Lejeune water contamination.
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New Tricare fees delayed, military health system would be reorganized under bill
Broad changes could be coming to Tricare and the military health system, but active duty and retirees won’t see immediate rate hikes.
