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UnitedHealthcare protests military Tricare contract awards
“If our protest is sustained by the GAO, it could require the Defense Health Agency to take corrective action. Corrective action could reopen the competition, requiring the submittal of revised proposals.
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Zika hits the U.S. military: 41 troops, 7 family members diagnosed
Cases of Zika are on the rise in the military, including active-duty personnel and dependents.
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
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New patient satisfaction surveys rolling out across military health system
Fewer surveys, a new design and less hassle are being rolled out in coming months, promises Defense Health Agency Director Vice Adm. Raquel Bono.
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Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
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Tricare Help: Son is turning 23, what are his options?
A military dependent ages out of Tricare and finds Tricare Young Adult too pricey.
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Pentagon announces multibillion-dollar Tricare contracts
UnitedHealthcare is evaluating next steps and looks forward to participating in the government’s debrief process in the coming week.
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Obama to address Disabled American Veterans convention
President Obama plans to discuss veterans and their futures in an address to disabled veterans Aug. 1 in Atlanta.
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House veterans chairman: Clinton would abandon VA reform proposals
A White House win for Hillary Clinton could hamper efforts to broaden veterans’ access to health care in their communities, House Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., said.
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UnitedHealthcare protests military Tricare contract awards
“If our protest is sustained by the GAO, it could require the Defense Health Agency to take corrective action. Corrective action could reopen the competition, requiring the submittal of revised proposals.
-
Zika hits the U.S. military: 41 troops, 7 family members diagnosed
Cases of Zika are on the rise in the military, including active-duty personnel and dependents.
-
Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
-
VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
-
New patient satisfaction surveys rolling out across military health system
Fewer surveys, a new design and less hassle are being rolled out in coming months, promises Defense Health Agency Director Vice Adm. Raquel Bono.
-
Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
-
Tricare Help: Son is turning 23, what are his options?
A military dependent ages out of Tricare and finds Tricare Young Adult too pricey.
-
Pentagon announces multibillion-dollar Tricare contracts
UnitedHealthcare is evaluating next steps and looks forward to participating in the government’s debrief process in the coming week.
-
Obama to address Disabled American Veterans convention
President Obama plans to discuss veterans and their futures in an address to disabled veterans Aug. 1 in Atlanta.
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House veterans chairman: Clinton would abandon VA reform proposals
A White House win for Hillary Clinton could hamper efforts to broaden veterans’ access to health care in their communities, House Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., said.
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UnitedHealthcare protests military Tricare contract awards
“If our protest is sustained by the GAO, it could require the Defense Health Agency to take corrective action. Corrective action could reopen the competition, requiring the submittal of revised proposals.
-
Zika hits the U.S. military: 41 troops, 7 family members diagnosed
Cases of Zika are on the rise in the military, including active-duty personnel and dependents.
-
Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
-
VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
-
New patient satisfaction surveys rolling out across military health system
Fewer surveys, a new design and less hassle are being rolled out in coming months, promises Defense Health Agency Director Vice Adm. Raquel Bono.
-
Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
-
Tricare Help: Son is turning 23, what are his options?
A military dependent ages out of Tricare and finds Tricare Young Adult too pricey.
-
Pentagon announces multibillion-dollar Tricare contracts
UnitedHealthcare is evaluating next steps and looks forward to participating in the government’s debrief process in the coming week.
-
Obama to address Disabled American Veterans convention
President Obama plans to discuss veterans and their futures in an address to disabled veterans Aug. 1 in Atlanta.
-
House veterans chairman: Clinton would abandon VA reform proposals
A White House win for Hillary Clinton could hamper efforts to broaden veterans’ access to health care in their communities, House Veterans’ Affairs Committee chairman Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., said.
