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Fauci, first lady, military leaders urge dubious military families to get the facts on COVID-19 vaccine
Town hall aims to combat military families’ distrust of the COVID vaccine.
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Senators want to extend grace period for reinstating tens of thousands of retirees’ lost Tricare Select coverage
Plan would give retirees a one-year grace period to reinstate Tricare Select.
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Lawmakers introduce plan to eliminate Tricare premiums for adult children under 26
If it becomes law, this could save some military families up to $459 a month.
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Tricare fraud ‘mastermind’ sentenced to 18 years in prison
Pharmacy mogul also ordered to pay more than $344 million for role on Tricare fraud.
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More than a million military retirees, spouses now eligible for COVID vaccination
Vaccination eligibility depends on your location and situation; here’s how to find out about military and civilian vaccination options.
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Spouses: Help researchers delve into long-term effects of military life
Long-term DoD spouse study wants to recruit up to 50,000 spouses as it marks its tenth anniversary.
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Nearly 175,000 military retirees, family members may soon have no Tricare Select coverage
This may mean a rude awakening for retirees who haven’t set up payments for Tricare Select. But DoD is cutting you some slack.
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Five more military families sue privatized landlord alleging mold, vermin, lead paint and raw sewage
Cockroach-infested couches, a hole in the floor causing high electricity bills, long-term health problems are part of military families’ allegations.
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New in 2021: Are you a retiree who will lose Tricare Select coverage Jan. 1? Here’s what to do.
You’ll probably be getting a phone call if you were disenrolled from Tricare Select as a retiree or family member.
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Private military housing companies face questions about military families with disabled members
Senators say the housing companies “do not appear to be following federal laws that protect persons with disabilities.”
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Fauci, first lady, military leaders urge dubious military families to get the facts on COVID-19 vaccine
Town hall aims to combat military families’ distrust of the COVID vaccine.
-
Senators want to extend grace period for reinstating tens of thousands of retirees’ lost Tricare Select coverage
Plan would give retirees a one-year grace period to reinstate Tricare Select.
-
Lawmakers introduce plan to eliminate Tricare premiums for adult children under 26
If it becomes law, this could save some military families up to $459 a month.
-
Tricare fraud ‘mastermind’ sentenced to 18 years in prison
Pharmacy mogul also ordered to pay more than $344 million for role on Tricare fraud.
-
More than a million military retirees, spouses now eligible for COVID vaccination
Vaccination eligibility depends on your location and situation; here’s how to find out about military and civilian vaccination options.
-
Spouses: Help researchers delve into long-term effects of military life
Long-term DoD spouse study wants to recruit up to 50,000 spouses as it marks its tenth anniversary.
-
Nearly 175,000 military retirees, family members may soon have no Tricare Select coverage
This may mean a rude awakening for retirees who haven’t set up payments for Tricare Select. But DoD is cutting you some slack.
-
Five more military families sue privatized landlord alleging mold, vermin, lead paint and raw sewage
Cockroach-infested couches, a hole in the floor causing high electricity bills, long-term health problems are part of military families’ allegations.
-
New in 2021: Are you a retiree who will lose Tricare Select coverage Jan. 1? Here’s what to do.
You’ll probably be getting a phone call if you were disenrolled from Tricare Select as a retiree or family member.
-
Private military housing companies face questions about military families with disabled members
Senators say the housing companies “do not appear to be following federal laws that protect persons with disabilities.”
-
Fauci, first lady, military leaders urge dubious military families to get the facts on COVID-19 vaccine
Town hall aims to combat military families’ distrust of the COVID vaccine.
-
Senators want to extend grace period for reinstating tens of thousands of retirees’ lost Tricare Select coverage
Plan would give retirees a one-year grace period to reinstate Tricare Select.
-
Lawmakers introduce plan to eliminate Tricare premiums for adult children under 26
If it becomes law, this could save some military families up to $459 a month.
-
Tricare fraud ‘mastermind’ sentenced to 18 years in prison
Pharmacy mogul also ordered to pay more than $344 million for role on Tricare fraud.
-
More than a million military retirees, spouses now eligible for COVID vaccination
Vaccination eligibility depends on your location and situation; here’s how to find out about military and civilian vaccination options.
-
Spouses: Help researchers delve into long-term effects of military life
Long-term DoD spouse study wants to recruit up to 50,000 spouses as it marks its tenth anniversary.
-
Nearly 175,000 military retirees, family members may soon have no Tricare Select coverage
This may mean a rude awakening for retirees who haven’t set up payments for Tricare Select. But DoD is cutting you some slack.
-
Five more military families sue privatized landlord alleging mold, vermin, lead paint and raw sewage
Cockroach-infested couches, a hole in the floor causing high electricity bills, long-term health problems are part of military families’ allegations.
-
New in 2021: Are you a retiree who will lose Tricare Select coverage Jan. 1? Here’s what to do.
You’ll probably be getting a phone call if you were disenrolled from Tricare Select as a retiree or family member.
-
Private military housing companies face questions about military families with disabled members
Senators say the housing companies “do not appear to be following federal laws that protect persons with disabilities.”
