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Defense Health Agency to create uniform systems for appointments, prescriptions, referrals and more
According to new Defense Health Agency Director Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, planned changes to the military health system will improve the patient experience.
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The Pentagon is asking if women have a ‘quality of purity few men possess.’
Questions on new Reserve and National Guard survey seek to explore the extent of blatant and subtle sexism in the ranks.
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Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
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Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
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Is this military spouse federal hiring authority working? Feds — and spouses — want to know
For the first time, federal agencies have to report numbers of military spouse hires under the non-competitive hiring authority.
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VA to begin sharing veterans’ health information with non-VA doctors
Under the 2018 VA Mission Act, the department is working to ensure that VA physicians and non-VA medical providers can access a veteran’s health care information in order to treat them.
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Senators urge Pentagon to revamp Tricare’s breast cancer screening options
Tricare is the only national payer that does not cover preventative screening with 3D mammography, according to the senators.
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Mil Money: Here are 6 ways to set your course for prudent holiday spending, the military way
Cramming the holiday spending into a week or two could bring financial heartburn.
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What you need to know about beer and wine in military commissaries and curbside pickup
Online ordering for curbside pickup coming to Fort Belvoir, Va., Sept. 30.
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Businessman indicted in $510 million Tricare fraud scheme
Federal prosecutors say a Mississippi businessman has been indicted in one of the nation’s largest health care fraud investigations.
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Defense Health Agency to create uniform systems for appointments, prescriptions, referrals and more
According to new Defense Health Agency Director Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, planned changes to the military health system will improve the patient experience.
-
The Pentagon is asking if women have a ‘quality of purity few men possess.’
Questions on new Reserve and National Guard survey seek to explore the extent of blatant and subtle sexism in the ranks.
-
Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
-
Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
-
Is this military spouse federal hiring authority working? Feds — and spouses — want to know
For the first time, federal agencies have to report numbers of military spouse hires under the non-competitive hiring authority.
-
VA to begin sharing veterans’ health information with non-VA doctors
Under the 2018 VA Mission Act, the department is working to ensure that VA physicians and non-VA medical providers can access a veteran’s health care information in order to treat them.
-
Senators urge Pentagon to revamp Tricare’s breast cancer screening options
Tricare is the only national payer that does not cover preventative screening with 3D mammography, according to the senators.
-
Mil Money: Here are 6 ways to set your course for prudent holiday spending, the military way
Cramming the holiday spending into a week or two could bring financial heartburn.
-
What you need to know about beer and wine in military commissaries and curbside pickup
Online ordering for curbside pickup coming to Fort Belvoir, Va., Sept. 30.
-
Businessman indicted in $510 million Tricare fraud scheme
Federal prosecutors say a Mississippi businessman has been indicted in one of the nation’s largest health care fraud investigations.
-
Defense Health Agency to create uniform systems for appointments, prescriptions, referrals and more
According to new Defense Health Agency Director Army Lt. Gen. Ronald Place, planned changes to the military health system will improve the patient experience.
-
The Pentagon is asking if women have a ‘quality of purity few men possess.’
Questions on new Reserve and National Guard survey seek to explore the extent of blatant and subtle sexism in the ranks.
-
Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
-
Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
-
Is this military spouse federal hiring authority working? Feds — and spouses — want to know
For the first time, federal agencies have to report numbers of military spouse hires under the non-competitive hiring authority.
-
VA to begin sharing veterans’ health information with non-VA doctors
Under the 2018 VA Mission Act, the department is working to ensure that VA physicians and non-VA medical providers can access a veteran’s health care information in order to treat them.
-
Senators urge Pentagon to revamp Tricare’s breast cancer screening options
Tricare is the only national payer that does not cover preventative screening with 3D mammography, according to the senators.
-
Mil Money: Here are 6 ways to set your course for prudent holiday spending, the military way
Cramming the holiday spending into a week or two could bring financial heartburn.
-
What you need to know about beer and wine in military commissaries and curbside pickup
Online ordering for curbside pickup coming to Fort Belvoir, Va., Sept. 30.
-
Businessman indicted in $510 million Tricare fraud scheme
Federal prosecutors say a Mississippi businessman has been indicted in one of the nation’s largest health care fraud investigations.
