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Bills seek to improve training, Tricare health coverage for eating disorders among troops, family members
Lawmakers are seeking to expand health care options for troops and military health beneficiaries for treatment of eating disorders.
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Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
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New DoD ‘road show’ to address issues of spouse employment
The ‘road show’ will be two-way conversations, listening to spouses and guiding them to resources.
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More questions answered as installations get ready for the potential 3 million extra shoppers
Front gate scanners are ready for the extra people eligible to shop at military stores starting Jan. 1, officials say.
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Here are Army leaders’ lessons learned from housing problems
Don’t abdicate responsibility. Find a way to get good feedback from your service members and families.
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Army leaders want to hear about any problems stemming from military health transformation
During the Association of the United States Army annual meeting Tuesday, Army leaders said they want to know about any problems related to hospital changeover in the military health transformation.
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Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
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Defense Health Agency to create uniform systems for appointments, prescriptions, referrals and more
According to new Defense Health Agency Director Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, planned changes to the military health system will improve the patient experience.
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Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
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Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
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Bills seek to improve training, Tricare health coverage for eating disorders among troops, family members
Lawmakers are seeking to expand health care options for troops and military health beneficiaries for treatment of eating disorders.
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Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
-
New DoD ‘road show’ to address issues of spouse employment
The ‘road show’ will be two-way conversations, listening to spouses and guiding them to resources.
-
More questions answered as installations get ready for the potential 3 million extra shoppers
Front gate scanners are ready for the extra people eligible to shop at military stores starting Jan. 1, officials say.
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Here are Army leaders’ lessons learned from housing problems
Don’t abdicate responsibility. Find a way to get good feedback from your service members and families.
-
Army leaders want to hear about any problems stemming from military health transformation
During the Association of the United States Army annual meeting Tuesday, Army leaders said they want to know about any problems related to hospital changeover in the military health transformation.
-
Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
-
Defense Health Agency to create uniform systems for appointments, prescriptions, referrals and more
According to new Defense Health Agency Director Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, planned changes to the military health system will improve the patient experience.
-
Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
-
Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
-
Bills seek to improve training, Tricare health coverage for eating disorders among troops, family members
Lawmakers are seeking to expand health care options for troops and military health beneficiaries for treatment of eating disorders.
-
Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
-
New DoD ‘road show’ to address issues of spouse employment
The ‘road show’ will be two-way conversations, listening to spouses and guiding them to resources.
-
More questions answered as installations get ready for the potential 3 million extra shoppers
Front gate scanners are ready for the extra people eligible to shop at military stores starting Jan. 1, officials say.
-
Here are Army leaders’ lessons learned from housing problems
Don’t abdicate responsibility. Find a way to get good feedback from your service members and families.
-
Army leaders want to hear about any problems stemming from military health transformation
During the Association of the United States Army annual meeting Tuesday, Army leaders said they want to know about any problems related to hospital changeover in the military health transformation.
-
Soldiers can now get advances on this PCS allowance
Housing, PCS experts answer questions from families.
-
Defense Health Agency to create uniform systems for appointments, prescriptions, referrals and more
According to new Defense Health Agency Director Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, planned changes to the military health system will improve the patient experience.
-
Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
-
Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
