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Mission Family: Job opportunities grow for spouses
This is a great time to explore new resources for military spouse employment and education because another 38 companies have committed to recruit, hire, promote and retain military spouses in portable careers.
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Tricare Help: Still time to enroll spouse?
A new spouse must have a DEERS ID card in order to use his or her Tricare benefits.
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Government: Companies owe $2.5 million to consumers for illegal debt collection
Companies owe $2.5 million to consumers for illegal debt collection practices
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Kevlar for the Mind: Horses can enrich therapy
Equine therapy’s use with service members and veterans suffering from PTSD is gaining momentum.
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Tricare Help: No need to let busted shnozz linger
Tricare covers any medically necessary procedures that contribute to the health of eligible beneficiaries. If a doctor recommends surgery because a patient has trouble breathing after blunt-force trauma to the face, nose surgery will generally qualify as medically necessary.
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Pentagon will have to hammer out details of new BAH cut
As Congress finalizes the first cut to the military’s tax-free housing allowance in a generation, defense officials will have to hammer out the details of precisely how much cash will come out of individual service members’ pockets.
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Tricare beneficiaries’ access to brand-name drugs would be limited
The new defense bill will require all Tricare beneficiaries to get medications for chronic conditions at an MTF or by mail, unless they use generics
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Tricare Help: Changing health plans while pregnant
Changing health plans while pregnant
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Army Family Action Plan: DoD working with families
When service members, Defense Department civilians, retirees and their family members have a voice — and their leadership listens to those voices — significant change can occur.
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Mission Family: Job opportunities grow for spouses
This is a great time to explore new resources for military spouse employment and education because another 38 companies have committed to recruit, hire, promote and retain military spouses in portable careers.
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Tricare Help: Still time to enroll spouse?
A new spouse must have a DEERS ID card in order to use his or her Tricare benefits.
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Government: Companies owe $2.5 million to consumers for illegal debt collection
Companies owe $2.5 million to consumers for illegal debt collection practices
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Army family gets early holiday gift
Operation Homefront helps Army family receive home makeover.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Horses can enrich therapy
Equine therapy’s use with service members and veterans suffering from PTSD is gaining momentum.
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Tricare Help: No need to let busted shnozz linger
Tricare covers any medically necessary procedures that contribute to the health of eligible beneficiaries. If a doctor recommends surgery because a patient has trouble breathing after blunt-force trauma to the face, nose surgery will generally qualify as medically necessary.
-
Pentagon will have to hammer out details of new BAH cut
As Congress finalizes the first cut to the military’s tax-free housing allowance in a generation, defense officials will have to hammer out the details of precisely how much cash will come out of individual service members’ pockets.
-
Tricare beneficiaries’ access to brand-name drugs would be limited
The new defense bill will require all Tricare beneficiaries to get medications for chronic conditions at an MTF or by mail, unless they use generics
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Tricare Help: Changing health plans while pregnant
Changing health plans while pregnant
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Army Family Action Plan: DoD working with families
When service members, Defense Department civilians, retirees and their family members have a voice — and their leadership listens to those voices — significant change can occur.
-
Mission Family: Job opportunities grow for spouses
This is a great time to explore new resources for military spouse employment and education because another 38 companies have committed to recruit, hire, promote and retain military spouses in portable careers.
-
Tricare Help: Still time to enroll spouse?
A new spouse must have a DEERS ID card in order to use his or her Tricare benefits.
-
Government: Companies owe $2.5 million to consumers for illegal debt collection
Companies owe $2.5 million to consumers for illegal debt collection practices
-
Army family gets early holiday gift
Operation Homefront helps Army family receive home makeover.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Horses can enrich therapy
Equine therapy’s use with service members and veterans suffering from PTSD is gaining momentum.
-
Tricare Help: No need to let busted shnozz linger
Tricare covers any medically necessary procedures that contribute to the health of eligible beneficiaries. If a doctor recommends surgery because a patient has trouble breathing after blunt-force trauma to the face, nose surgery will generally qualify as medically necessary.
-
Pentagon will have to hammer out details of new BAH cut
As Congress finalizes the first cut to the military’s tax-free housing allowance in a generation, defense officials will have to hammer out the details of precisely how much cash will come out of individual service members’ pockets.
-
Tricare beneficiaries’ access to brand-name drugs would be limited
The new defense bill will require all Tricare beneficiaries to get medications for chronic conditions at an MTF or by mail, unless they use generics
-
Tricare Help: Changing health plans while pregnant
Changing health plans while pregnant
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Army Family Action Plan: DoD working with families
When service members, Defense Department civilians, retirees and their family members have a voice — and their leadership listens to those voices — significant change can occur.
