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Some funding restored to family programs
Defense officials have beefed up their budget request for the operations of family programs and services by about $400 million for fiscal year 2016, in some cases restoring levels at or closer to levels of two years ago. The budget also includes construction requests for one new child care center and for 10 construction projects…
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Panel’s retirement claims draw skepticism
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission says the plan hinges on the belief that today’s service members want more choice in crafting their benefits.
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Tricare Nurse Advice Line averages 1,700 calls daily
Tricare’s Nurse Advice Line is bringing in the callers in its first six months of business
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Officials: Wounded warrior units still needed
Service representatives provided an update on their specialized programs to help wounded personnel
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New Tricare Pharmacy co-payments in effect
Fees for most medications increased by $3 at Tricare network pharmacies on Sunday.
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Compensation commission testifies on health issues
MCRMC members say their health recommendations will improve readiness, save lives
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TRANSCOM delays POV contractor’s deadline
U.S. Transportation Command officials have pushed back the deadline for their contractor to present a plan to deal with the coming summer surge in moving troops’ vehicles to and from overseas assignments – and avoid a repeat of last year’s problems.
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Tricare consolidation, new fees on DoD wish list
President’s budget calls for health care fee increases for military retirees
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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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Agency to act on compound med reimbursements
The Defense Health Agency is set to decide reimbursement policy for compound medications
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Some funding restored to family programs
Defense officials have beefed up their budget request for the operations of family programs and services by about $400 million for fiscal year 2016, in some cases restoring levels at or closer to levels of two years ago. The budget also includes construction requests for one new child care center and for 10 construction projects…
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Panel’s retirement claims draw skepticism
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission says the plan hinges on the belief that today’s service members want more choice in crafting their benefits.
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Tricare Nurse Advice Line averages 1,700 calls daily
Tricare’s Nurse Advice Line is bringing in the callers in its first six months of business
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Officials: Wounded warrior units still needed
Service representatives provided an update on their specialized programs to help wounded personnel
-
New Tricare Pharmacy co-payments in effect
Fees for most medications increased by $3 at Tricare network pharmacies on Sunday.
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Compensation commission testifies on health issues
MCRMC members say their health recommendations will improve readiness, save lives
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TRANSCOM delays POV contractor’s deadline
U.S. Transportation Command officials have pushed back the deadline for their contractor to present a plan to deal with the coming summer surge in moving troops’ vehicles to and from overseas assignments – and avoid a repeat of last year’s problems.
-
Tricare consolidation, new fees on DoD wish list
President’s budget calls for health care fee increases for military retirees
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Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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Agency to act on compound med reimbursements
The Defense Health Agency is set to decide reimbursement policy for compound medications
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Some funding restored to family programs
Defense officials have beefed up their budget request for the operations of family programs and services by about $400 million for fiscal year 2016, in some cases restoring levels at or closer to levels of two years ago. The budget also includes construction requests for one new child care center and for 10 construction projects…
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Panel’s retirement claims draw skepticism
The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission says the plan hinges on the belief that today’s service members want more choice in crafting their benefits.
-
Tricare Nurse Advice Line averages 1,700 calls daily
Tricare’s Nurse Advice Line is bringing in the callers in its first six months of business
-
Officials: Wounded warrior units still needed
Service representatives provided an update on their specialized programs to help wounded personnel
-
New Tricare Pharmacy co-payments in effect
Fees for most medications increased by $3 at Tricare network pharmacies on Sunday.
-
Compensation commission testifies on health issues
MCRMC members say their health recommendations will improve readiness, save lives
-
TRANSCOM delays POV contractor’s deadline
U.S. Transportation Command officials have pushed back the deadline for their contractor to present a plan to deal with the coming summer surge in moving troops’ vehicles to and from overseas assignments – and avoid a repeat of last year’s problems.
-
Tricare consolidation, new fees on DoD wish list
President’s budget calls for health care fee increases for military retirees
-
Tricare Help: Post-service maternity care
Some service members qualify for 18 months of post-discharge coverage under certain circumstances, but some may have access to post-discharge military health care through a provision of the Code of Federal Regulations, 32 CFR 728.71, “Ex-service maternity care.”
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Agency to act on compound med reimbursements
The Defense Health Agency is set to decide reimbursement policy for compound medications
