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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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Agency to act on compound med reimbursements
The Defense Health Agency is set to decide reimbursement policy for compound medications
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Troops give early OK to proposed health care changes
A massive by the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission shows support for health changes
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Commission: Improve child care access
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission says more child care slots should be available.
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Commission calls for abolishing Tricare
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission calls for broad changes to Tricare
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DoD launches child care portal
DoD has launched a new portal that enables military families to search for military child care availability, and sign up for waiting lists.
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Senator eyes health coverage for disabled vets’ kids
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer plans to discuss a proposal for legislation that would extend health care coverage for the children of disabled military veterans.
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Panel will propose new military retirement system
A military compensation commission impaneled by Congress is proposing a new retirement system with 401(k)-style accounts
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VA health summit draws lawmakers’ attention
The event, held by the conservative Concerned Veterans for America, is designed to be a policy and reform jump start.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Be flexibile as a civilian
Here’s how transitioning military people can deal with the lack of structure and discipline within civilian society.
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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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Agency to act on compound med reimbursements
The Defense Health Agency is set to decide reimbursement policy for compound medications
-
Troops give early OK to proposed health care changes
A massive by the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission shows support for health changes
-
Commission: Improve child care access
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission says more child care slots should be available.
-
Commission calls for abolishing Tricare
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission calls for broad changes to Tricare
-
DoD launches child care portal
DoD has launched a new portal that enables military families to search for military child care availability, and sign up for waiting lists.
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Senator eyes health coverage for disabled vets’ kids
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer plans to discuss a proposal for legislation that would extend health care coverage for the children of disabled military veterans.
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Panel will propose new military retirement system
A military compensation commission impaneled by Congress is proposing a new retirement system with 401(k)-style accounts
-
VA health summit draws lawmakers’ attention
The event, held by the conservative Concerned Veterans for America, is designed to be a policy and reform jump start.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Be flexibile as a civilian
Here’s how transitioning military people can deal with the lack of structure and discipline within civilian society.
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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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Agency to act on compound med reimbursements
The Defense Health Agency is set to decide reimbursement policy for compound medications
-
Troops give early OK to proposed health care changes
A massive by the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission shows support for health changes
-
Commission: Improve child care access
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission says more child care slots should be available.
-
Commission calls for abolishing Tricare
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission calls for broad changes to Tricare
-
DoD launches child care portal
DoD has launched a new portal that enables military families to search for military child care availability, and sign up for waiting lists.
-
Senator eyes health coverage for disabled vets’ kids
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer plans to discuss a proposal for legislation that would extend health care coverage for the children of disabled military veterans.
-
Panel will propose new military retirement system
A military compensation commission impaneled by Congress is proposing a new retirement system with 401(k)-style accounts
-
VA health summit draws lawmakers’ attention
The event, held by the conservative Concerned Veterans for America, is designed to be a policy and reform jump start.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Be flexibile as a civilian
Here’s how transitioning military people can deal with the lack of structure and discipline within civilian society.
