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The Pentagon’s architect of healthcare reform prepares to step down
Jonathan Woodson convinced Congress to explore fee hikes as a means to modernize, preserve the military medical system.
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Senator: Large veterans reform bill promises ‘a new VA’
Senate leaders unveiled a massive veterans reform package that includes financial support and health benefits for veterans’ family caregivers.
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All veterans would be eligible for Choice, under proposed bill
Eight Republican senators have introduced a bill that would make the Veterans Choice Program permanent and expand its eligibility to all veterans enrolled in VA care.
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Veterans groups sue VA for identities of Camp Lejeune water ‘experts’
Several veterans groups are suing the Veterans Affairs Department for documents related to disability claims filed over Camp Lejeune water contamination.
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New Tricare fees delayed, military health system would be reorganized under bill
Broad changes could be coming to Tricare and the military health system, but active duty and retirees won’t see immediate rate hikes.
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DEA approves PTSD marijuana study
The Drug Enforcement Administration has given its blessing for a study on the effect of medical marijuana on post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Sexual assault in military tied to veterans’ homelessness
New research finds that troops who are sexually assaulted are at higher risk for homelessness, with males in greater jeopardy than females.
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VA secretary pledges to donate his brain to research
VA Secretary Bob McDonald pledged Wednesday to donate his brain to help further research on the long-term effects of multiple concussions.
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Despite what the VA says, veterans still wait weeks to see a doctor
Military veterans continue to wait several weeks for medical care, according to a new watchdog report, contradicting assertions from top Veterans Affairs officials that most patients are waiting less than a week.
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VA health care reforms are underway, leaders tell panel
A blue ribbon panel making recommendations to Congress on Veterans Affairs health care heard Monday from the department’s top leaders, who said reforms are underway.
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The Pentagon’s architect of healthcare reform prepares to step down
Jonathan Woodson convinced Congress to explore fee hikes as a means to modernize, preserve the military medical system.
-
Senator: Large veterans reform bill promises ‘a new VA’
Senate leaders unveiled a massive veterans reform package that includes financial support and health benefits for veterans’ family caregivers.
-
All veterans would be eligible for Choice, under proposed bill
Eight Republican senators have introduced a bill that would make the Veterans Choice Program permanent and expand its eligibility to all veterans enrolled in VA care.
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Veterans groups sue VA for identities of Camp Lejeune water ‘experts’
Several veterans groups are suing the Veterans Affairs Department for documents related to disability claims filed over Camp Lejeune water contamination.
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New Tricare fees delayed, military health system would be reorganized under bill
Broad changes could be coming to Tricare and the military health system, but active duty and retirees won’t see immediate rate hikes.
-
DEA approves PTSD marijuana study
The Drug Enforcement Administration has given its blessing for a study on the effect of medical marijuana on post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Sexual assault in military tied to veterans’ homelessness
New research finds that troops who are sexually assaulted are at higher risk for homelessness, with males in greater jeopardy than females.
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VA secretary pledges to donate his brain to research
VA Secretary Bob McDonald pledged Wednesday to donate his brain to help further research on the long-term effects of multiple concussions.
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Despite what the VA says, veterans still wait weeks to see a doctor
Military veterans continue to wait several weeks for medical care, according to a new watchdog report, contradicting assertions from top Veterans Affairs officials that most patients are waiting less than a week.
-
VA health care reforms are underway, leaders tell panel
A blue ribbon panel making recommendations to Congress on Veterans Affairs health care heard Monday from the department’s top leaders, who said reforms are underway.
-
The Pentagon’s architect of healthcare reform prepares to step down
Jonathan Woodson convinced Congress to explore fee hikes as a means to modernize, preserve the military medical system.
-
Senator: Large veterans reform bill promises ‘a new VA’
Senate leaders unveiled a massive veterans reform package that includes financial support and health benefits for veterans’ family caregivers.
-
All veterans would be eligible for Choice, under proposed bill
Eight Republican senators have introduced a bill that would make the Veterans Choice Program permanent and expand its eligibility to all veterans enrolled in VA care.
-
Veterans groups sue VA for identities of Camp Lejeune water ‘experts’
Several veterans groups are suing the Veterans Affairs Department for documents related to disability claims filed over Camp Lejeune water contamination.
-
New Tricare fees delayed, military health system would be reorganized under bill
Broad changes could be coming to Tricare and the military health system, but active duty and retirees won’t see immediate rate hikes.
-
DEA approves PTSD marijuana study
The Drug Enforcement Administration has given its blessing for a study on the effect of medical marijuana on post-traumatic stress disorder.
-
Sexual assault in military tied to veterans’ homelessness
New research finds that troops who are sexually assaulted are at higher risk for homelessness, with males in greater jeopardy than females.
-
VA secretary pledges to donate his brain to research
VA Secretary Bob McDonald pledged Wednesday to donate his brain to help further research on the long-term effects of multiple concussions.
-
Despite what the VA says, veterans still wait weeks to see a doctor
Military veterans continue to wait several weeks for medical care, according to a new watchdog report, contradicting assertions from top Veterans Affairs officials that most patients are waiting less than a week.
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VA health care reforms are underway, leaders tell panel
A blue ribbon panel making recommendations to Congress on Veterans Affairs health care heard Monday from the department’s top leaders, who said reforms are underway.
