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Zika hits the U.S. military: 41 troops, 7 family members diagnosed
Cases of Zika are on the rise in the military, including active-duty personnel and dependents.
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
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New patient satisfaction surveys rolling out across military health system
Fewer surveys, a new design and less hassle are being rolled out in coming months, promises Defense Health Agency Director Vice Adm. Raquel Bono.
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Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
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Tricare Help: Son is turning 23, what are his options?
A military dependent ages out of Tricare and finds Tricare Young Adult too pricey.
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Pentagon announces multibillion-dollar Tricare contracts
UnitedHealthcare is evaluating next steps and looks forward to participating in the government’s debrief process in the coming week.
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Obama to address Disabled American Veterans convention
President Obama plans to discuss veterans and their futures in an address to disabled veterans Aug. 1 in Atlanta.
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House veterans chairman: Clinton would abandon VA reform proposals
A White House win for Hillary Clinton could hamper efforts to broaden veterans’ access to health care in their communities, House Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., said.
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Tougher guidance on VA narcotics prescriptions headed to Obama’s desk
New legislation designed to curb prescription opiate and heroin abuse includes provisions to protect veterans.
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Zika hits the U.S. military: 41 troops, 7 family members diagnosed
Cases of Zika are on the rise in the military, including active-duty personnel and dependents.
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
-
New patient satisfaction surveys rolling out across military health system
Fewer surveys, a new design and less hassle are being rolled out in coming months, promises Defense Health Agency Director Vice Adm. Raquel Bono.
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Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
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Tricare Help: Son is turning 23, what are his options?
A military dependent ages out of Tricare and finds Tricare Young Adult too pricey.
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Pentagon announces multibillion-dollar Tricare contracts
UnitedHealthcare is evaluating next steps and looks forward to participating in the government’s debrief process in the coming week.
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Obama to address Disabled American Veterans convention
President Obama plans to discuss veterans and their futures in an address to disabled veterans Aug. 1 in Atlanta.
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House veterans chairman: Clinton would abandon VA reform proposals
A White House win for Hillary Clinton could hamper efforts to broaden veterans’ access to health care in their communities, House Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., said.
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Tougher guidance on VA narcotics prescriptions headed to Obama’s desk
New legislation designed to curb prescription opiate and heroin abuse includes provisions to protect veterans.
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Zika hits the U.S. military: 41 troops, 7 family members diagnosed
Cases of Zika are on the rise in the military, including active-duty personnel and dependents.
-
Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
-
VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
-
New patient satisfaction surveys rolling out across military health system
Fewer surveys, a new design and less hassle are being rolled out in coming months, promises Defense Health Agency Director Vice Adm. Raquel Bono.
-
Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
-
Tricare Help: Son is turning 23, what are his options?
A military dependent ages out of Tricare and finds Tricare Young Adult too pricey.
-
Pentagon announces multibillion-dollar Tricare contracts
UnitedHealthcare is evaluating next steps and looks forward to participating in the government’s debrief process in the coming week.
-
Obama to address Disabled American Veterans convention
President Obama plans to discuss veterans and their futures in an address to disabled veterans Aug. 1 in Atlanta.
-
House veterans chairman: Clinton would abandon VA reform proposals
A White House win for Hillary Clinton could hamper efforts to broaden veterans’ access to health care in their communities, House Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., said.
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Tougher guidance on VA narcotics prescriptions headed to Obama’s desk
New legislation designed to curb prescription opiate and heroin abuse includes provisions to protect veterans.
