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Tricare Help: Tricare, Medicare questions from woman turning 65
A woman about to turn 65 whose husband is younger and on active duty has questions about her coverage.
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DoD health officials: System reform is under way
In the Defense Department’s first formal response to the panel’s recommendations, officials said the Defense Health Agency already is undertaking reform.
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New military retirement system gets Pentagon OK
The Pentagon is officially backing a “blended” system that would shrink the size of the current pension by about 20 percent yet supplement that benefit by offering government contributions to individual retirement investment accounts.
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DoD child care portal out for more than a day
The website for parents to arrange for military child care has been down for more than a day.
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Key lawmaker: Retirement reform on track
Rep. Mac Thornberry sees no significant obstacles reaching a House and Senate retirement reform compromise this year.
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Breast pumps, nursing supplies to be covered by Tricare
Tricare will begin covering the cost of breast pumps and lactation counseling services for new moms starting July 1.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Why patients don’t take their meds
Three main factors lead to poor medication compliance for psychiatric disorders: patient characteristics, medication characteristics and prescriber characteristics.
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Tricare Help: Retirement doesn’t affect ’20/20/20′
There are three official criteria for former spouses to qualify for post-divorce Tricare coverage under the 20/20/20 rule, and none of them say the sponsor must be retired.
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South Korean airman on U.S. base tests positive for MERS
The airman, a chief master sergeant in the Republic of Korea Air Force, is hospitalized off base and is not displaying any symptoms of the respiratory disease.
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Expert: Open more doors for spouse entrepreneurs
Military spouse entrepreneurs are getting more access to education, training and loans, but a broader look at the issues could open up more opportunities, experts say.
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Tricare Help: Tricare, Medicare questions from woman turning 65
A woman about to turn 65 whose husband is younger and on active duty has questions about her coverage.
-
DoD health officials: System reform is under way
In the Defense Department’s first formal response to the panel’s recommendations, officials said the Defense Health Agency already is undertaking reform.
-
New military retirement system gets Pentagon OK
The Pentagon is officially backing a “blended” system that would shrink the size of the current pension by about 20 percent yet supplement that benefit by offering government contributions to individual retirement investment accounts.
-
DoD child care portal out for more than a day
The website for parents to arrange for military child care has been down for more than a day.
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Key lawmaker: Retirement reform on track
Rep. Mac Thornberry sees no significant obstacles reaching a House and Senate retirement reform compromise this year.
-
Breast pumps, nursing supplies to be covered by Tricare
Tricare will begin covering the cost of breast pumps and lactation counseling services for new moms starting July 1.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Why patients don’t take their meds
Three main factors lead to poor medication compliance for psychiatric disorders: patient characteristics, medication characteristics and prescriber characteristics.
-
Tricare Help: Retirement doesn’t affect ’20/20/20′
There are three official criteria for former spouses to qualify for post-divorce Tricare coverage under the 20/20/20 rule, and none of them say the sponsor must be retired.
-
South Korean airman on U.S. base tests positive for MERS
The airman, a chief master sergeant in the Republic of Korea Air Force, is hospitalized off base and is not displaying any symptoms of the respiratory disease.
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Expert: Open more doors for spouse entrepreneurs
Military spouse entrepreneurs are getting more access to education, training and loans, but a broader look at the issues could open up more opportunities, experts say.
-
Tricare Help: Tricare, Medicare questions from woman turning 65
A woman about to turn 65 whose husband is younger and on active duty has questions about her coverage.
-
DoD health officials: System reform is under way
In the Defense Department’s first formal response to the panel’s recommendations, officials said the Defense Health Agency already is undertaking reform.
-
New military retirement system gets Pentagon OK
The Pentagon is officially backing a “blended” system that would shrink the size of the current pension by about 20 percent yet supplement that benefit by offering government contributions to individual retirement investment accounts.
-
DoD child care portal out for more than a day
The website for parents to arrange for military child care has been down for more than a day.
-
Key lawmaker: Retirement reform on track
Rep. Mac Thornberry sees no significant obstacles reaching a House and Senate retirement reform compromise this year.
-
Breast pumps, nursing supplies to be covered by Tricare
Tricare will begin covering the cost of breast pumps and lactation counseling services for new moms starting July 1.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Why patients don’t take their meds
Three main factors lead to poor medication compliance for psychiatric disorders: patient characteristics, medication characteristics and prescriber characteristics.
-
Tricare Help: Retirement doesn’t affect ’20/20/20′
There are three official criteria for former spouses to qualify for post-divorce Tricare coverage under the 20/20/20 rule, and none of them say the sponsor must be retired.
-
South Korean airman on U.S. base tests positive for MERS
The airman, a chief master sergeant in the Republic of Korea Air Force, is hospitalized off base and is not displaying any symptoms of the respiratory disease.
-
Expert: Open more doors for spouse entrepreneurs
Military spouse entrepreneurs are getting more access to education, training and loans, but a broader look at the issues could open up more opportunities, experts say.
