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Tricare Help: Can adopted grandchild be covered?
A retiree on Tricare for Life asks if he adopts his teenage granddaughter, will she be able to use Tricare.
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Study: Junior troops, women more likely to try suicide
The research found that age, gender, mental health, rank, deployment status and length of service are common factors in suicide attempts.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Diagnosing the diagnostic manual
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders makes sure health care providers are using a common set of terms.
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Law prevents some family members from suing the military
Federal courts have ruled that the 1950 Feres decision prohibits active-duty troops from claiming damages for military medical personnel’s mistakes.
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Mission: Family | Resources are there, so help spread the word
Family benefits include access to tutoring help for children, but many families don’t know about them.
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Tricare Help: RVing retirees need health care advice
A soon-to-be-retired military member wants to become a full-time “RVer” and needs advice for managing his Tricare coverage.
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Study: Military kids’ public schools rate average
A study on the quality of schools that serve Army children shows mixed results about the education of military children, and even those results are limited.
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Urgent care, mental health in defense bills
A health care proposal in the defense policy bills being reconciled would allow Tricare beneficiaries up to four urgent care visits a year without referrals.
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Retiree doesn’t have to use employer’s plan
You can cancel your employer plan and use Tricare, or continue with your current plan.
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Consumer Watch: Protect yourself after data theft
Take steps to lessen the risk if your personal information has been stolen in the federal government data breach.
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Tricare Help: Can adopted grandchild be covered?
A retiree on Tricare for Life asks if he adopts his teenage granddaughter, will she be able to use Tricare.
-
Study: Junior troops, women more likely to try suicide
The research found that age, gender, mental health, rank, deployment status and length of service are common factors in suicide attempts.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Diagnosing the diagnostic manual
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders makes sure health care providers are using a common set of terms.
-
Law prevents some family members from suing the military
Federal courts have ruled that the 1950 Feres decision prohibits active-duty troops from claiming damages for military medical personnel’s mistakes.
-
Mission: Family | Resources are there, so help spread the word
Family benefits include access to tutoring help for children, but many families don’t know about them.
-
Tricare Help: RVing retirees need health care advice
A soon-to-be-retired military member wants to become a full-time “RVer” and needs advice for managing his Tricare coverage.
-
Study: Military kids’ public schools rate average
A study on the quality of schools that serve Army children shows mixed results about the education of military children, and even those results are limited.
-
Urgent care, mental health in defense bills
A health care proposal in the defense policy bills being reconciled would allow Tricare beneficiaries up to four urgent care visits a year without referrals.
-
Retiree doesn’t have to use employer’s plan
You can cancel your employer plan and use Tricare, or continue with your current plan.
-
Consumer Watch: Protect yourself after data theft
Take steps to lessen the risk if your personal information has been stolen in the federal government data breach.
-
Tricare Help: Can adopted grandchild be covered?
A retiree on Tricare for Life asks if he adopts his teenage granddaughter, will she be able to use Tricare.
-
Study: Junior troops, women more likely to try suicide
The research found that age, gender, mental health, rank, deployment status and length of service are common factors in suicide attempts.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Diagnosing the diagnostic manual
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders makes sure health care providers are using a common set of terms.
-
Law prevents some family members from suing the military
Federal courts have ruled that the 1950 Feres decision prohibits active-duty troops from claiming damages for military medical personnel’s mistakes.
-
Mission: Family | Resources are there, so help spread the word
Family benefits include access to tutoring help for children, but many families don’t know about them.
-
Tricare Help: RVing retirees need health care advice
A soon-to-be-retired military member wants to become a full-time “RVer” and needs advice for managing his Tricare coverage.
-
Study: Military kids’ public schools rate average
A study on the quality of schools that serve Army children shows mixed results about the education of military children, and even those results are limited.
-
Urgent care, mental health in defense bills
A health care proposal in the defense policy bills being reconciled would allow Tricare beneficiaries up to four urgent care visits a year without referrals.
-
Retiree doesn’t have to use employer’s plan
You can cancel your employer plan and use Tricare, or continue with your current plan.
-
Consumer Watch: Protect yourself after data theft
Take steps to lessen the risk if your personal information has been stolen in the federal government data breach.
