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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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Military retirement overhaul on fast track
Congress is moving ahead with an end to the current all-or-nothing system, but critics want the process slowed down.
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A solid nest egg for the other 83 percent
The military compensation commission asserts that the 83 percent of service members who leave the military short of 20 years of service would be better off under the commission’s proposed “blended” retirement compensation system.
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Troops’ financial readiness to get boost
The financial literacy plan mirrors the recommendations from the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission
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Untangling Part B late-enrollment penalty
Determining whether you’ll be penalized for not immediately enrolling in Medicare Part B is complicated.
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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.
-
Military retirement overhaul on fast track
Congress is moving ahead with an end to the current all-or-nothing system, but critics want the process slowed down.
-
A solid nest egg for the other 83 percent
The military compensation commission asserts that the 83 percent of service members who leave the military short of 20 years of service would be better off under the commission’s proposed “blended” retirement compensation system.
-
Troops’ financial readiness to get boost
The financial literacy plan mirrors the recommendations from the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission
-
Untangling Part B late-enrollment penalty
Determining whether you’ll be penalized for not immediately enrolling in Medicare Part B is complicated.
-
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.
-
Military retirement overhaul on fast track
Congress is moving ahead with an end to the current all-or-nothing system, but critics want the process slowed down.
-
A solid nest egg for the other 83 percent
The military compensation commission asserts that the 83 percent of service members who leave the military short of 20 years of service would be better off under the commission’s proposed “blended” retirement compensation system.
-
Troops’ financial readiness to get boost
The financial literacy plan mirrors the recommendations from the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission
-
Untangling Part B late-enrollment penalty
Determining whether you’ll be penalized for not immediately enrolling in Medicare Part B is complicated.
