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Consumer Watch: Protect yourself after data theft
Take steps to lessen the risk if your personal information has been stolen in the federal government data breach.
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Kevlar for the Mind: PTSD may cause social discomfort
If someone’s social discomfort is severe enough, it makes recovering from PTSD more difficult.
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Tricare Help: Future ex-wife will lose Tricare coverage
A terminally ill spouse, who is getting a divorce, asks if she’ll still be able to get coverage.
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Federal VA health care program jeopardizes Alaska system
A new program to deliver health care to veterans across the nation has jeopardized a system it used for a model, triggering outrage from Alaska’s U.S. senators and frustration from vets.
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PCS to UK: Dependents don’t need visa in advance
Dependents of military members who are making a permanent change-of-station move to the United Kingdom no longer are required to have a visa before making the move.
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Tricare: Compounded medication orders fall sharply
The Defense Health Agency saw reimbursements for approved compounded medications drop from nearly $1 billion in the first four months of 2015 to $4 million in May.
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Troops’ goods aboard ship when fire broke out
Privately owned vehicles and household goods were aboard the MV Courage, which had a fire onboard June 2.
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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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Consumer Watch: Protect yourself after data theft
Take steps to lessen the risk if your personal information has been stolen in the federal government data breach.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: PTSD may cause social discomfort
If someone’s social discomfort is severe enough, it makes recovering from PTSD more difficult.
-
Tricare Help: Future ex-wife will lose Tricare coverage
A terminally ill spouse, who is getting a divorce, asks if she’ll still be able to get coverage.
-
Federal VA health care program jeopardizes Alaska system
A new program to deliver health care to veterans across the nation has jeopardized a system it used for a model, triggering outrage from Alaska’s U.S. senators and frustration from vets.
-
PCS to UK: Dependents don’t need visa in advance
Dependents of military members who are making a permanent change-of-station move to the United Kingdom no longer are required to have a visa before making the move.
-
Tricare: Compounded medication orders fall sharply
The Defense Health Agency saw reimbursements for approved compounded medications drop from nearly $1 billion in the first four months of 2015 to $4 million in May.
-
Troops’ goods aboard ship when fire broke out
Privately owned vehicles and household goods were aboard the MV Courage, which had a fire onboard June 2.
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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.
-
Consumer Watch: Protect yourself after data theft
Take steps to lessen the risk if your personal information has been stolen in the federal government data breach.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: PTSD may cause social discomfort
If someone’s social discomfort is severe enough, it makes recovering from PTSD more difficult.
-
Tricare Help: Future ex-wife will lose Tricare coverage
A terminally ill spouse, who is getting a divorce, asks if she’ll still be able to get coverage.
-
Federal VA health care program jeopardizes Alaska system
A new program to deliver health care to veterans across the nation has jeopardized a system it used for a model, triggering outrage from Alaska’s U.S. senators and frustration from vets.
-
PCS to UK: Dependents don’t need visa in advance
Dependents of military members who are making a permanent change-of-station move to the United Kingdom no longer are required to have a visa before making the move.
-
Tricare: Compounded medication orders fall sharply
The Defense Health Agency saw reimbursements for approved compounded medications drop from nearly $1 billion in the first four months of 2015 to $4 million in May.
-
Troops’ goods aboard ship when fire broke out
Privately owned vehicles and household goods were aboard the MV Courage, which had a fire onboard June 2.
-
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.
