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Contact state lawmakers about licensure, certification
State legislators need to know if there are problems in the ways legislation is implemented.
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Military compensation reform proposals face new critique
Military personnel experts say compensation commission proposals don’t go far enough.
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Tricare reform for Guard, reserves being pushed
A proposal to overhaul Tricare may not be forthcoming but a pilot Tricare Choice program may be in the works
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Official: DoD plan might deny troops loan alternatives
A Defense Department proposal to strengthen lending protections for troops could end up denying them access to some affordable alternatives to predatory loans, a top credit union regulatory official said Tuesday.
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Making Tricare your secondary insurance
First, let your regional contractor know that you have other health insurance.
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Commentary: Compound medications can benefit patients
Aggressive marketing efforts by some compound pharmacies are spearheaded by the minority.
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Lawmakers seek to delay credit protection for troops
Lawmakers want to delay a DoD policy change that would provide troops more protections from high-cost debt.
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Tricare pharmacy pilot included in 2016 defense bill
Lawmakers are interested in learning whether establishing a “preferred” retail pharmacy network for Tricare beneficiaries to use in filling drug prescriptions — including for chronic conditions — could save the government money.
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Senator unveils bill to help vets’ caregivers
Sen. Patty Murray has introduced a bill to extend benefits to those who help injured or ill veterans of all eras — not just post-9/11, Iraq- and Afghanistan-era veterans.
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Contact state lawmakers about licensure, certification
State legislators need to know if there are problems in the ways legislation is implemented.
-
Military compensation reform proposals face new critique
Military personnel experts say compensation commission proposals don’t go far enough.
-
Tricare reform for Guard, reserves being pushed
A proposal to overhaul Tricare may not be forthcoming but a pilot Tricare Choice program may be in the works
-
Official: DoD plan might deny troops loan alternatives
A Defense Department proposal to strengthen lending protections for troops could end up denying them access to some affordable alternatives to predatory loans, a top credit union regulatory official said Tuesday.
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Don’t fall for latest scams
Never give personal information to any unsolicted caller or emailer.
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Making Tricare your secondary insurance
First, let your regional contractor know that you have other health insurance.
-
Commentary: Compound medications can benefit patients
Aggressive marketing efforts by some compound pharmacies are spearheaded by the minority.
-
Lawmakers seek to delay credit protection for troops
Lawmakers want to delay a DoD policy change that would provide troops more protections from high-cost debt.
-
Tricare pharmacy pilot included in 2016 defense bill
Lawmakers are interested in learning whether establishing a “preferred” retail pharmacy network for Tricare beneficiaries to use in filling drug prescriptions — including for chronic conditions — could save the government money.
-
Senator unveils bill to help vets’ caregivers
Sen. Patty Murray has introduced a bill to extend benefits to those who help injured or ill veterans of all eras — not just post-9/11, Iraq- and Afghanistan-era veterans.
-
Contact state lawmakers about licensure, certification
State legislators need to know if there are problems in the ways legislation is implemented.
-
Military compensation reform proposals face new critique
Military personnel experts say compensation commission proposals don’t go far enough.
-
Tricare reform for Guard, reserves being pushed
A proposal to overhaul Tricare may not be forthcoming but a pilot Tricare Choice program may be in the works
-
Official: DoD plan might deny troops loan alternatives
A Defense Department proposal to strengthen lending protections for troops could end up denying them access to some affordable alternatives to predatory loans, a top credit union regulatory official said Tuesday.
-
Don’t fall for latest scams
Never give personal information to any unsolicted caller or emailer.
-
Making Tricare your secondary insurance
First, let your regional contractor know that you have other health insurance.
-
Commentary: Compound medications can benefit patients
Aggressive marketing efforts by some compound pharmacies are spearheaded by the minority.
-
Lawmakers seek to delay credit protection for troops
Lawmakers want to delay a DoD policy change that would provide troops more protections from high-cost debt.
-
Tricare pharmacy pilot included in 2016 defense bill
Lawmakers are interested in learning whether establishing a “preferred” retail pharmacy network for Tricare beneficiaries to use in filling drug prescriptions — including for chronic conditions — could save the government money.
-
Senator unveils bill to help vets’ caregivers
Sen. Patty Murray has introduced a bill to extend benefits to those who help injured or ill veterans of all eras — not just post-9/11, Iraq- and Afghanistan-era veterans.
