Military Benefits
DRIVE Act Would Help Veterans Afford the Trip to Care
The VA’s reimbursement rate hasn’t changed since 2008. A bipartisan bill would make a much-needed fix.
As MOAA's Director of Government Relations for Veteran and Retired Affairs, Jen Goodale manages and develops relationships to advance legislative priorities on the Hill, with the Pentagon and the VA, and with other military and veterans service organizations. A Marine Corps veteran, she also advises MOAA's Surviving Spouse Advisory Council.
The VA’s reimbursement rate hasn’t changed since 2008. A bipartisan bill would make a much-needed fix.
A judge found one company violated the law while collecting more than $250 million from veterans, highlighting the need for more meaningful enforcement.
Key officials need to hear your concerns, challenges, and ideas. Here’s how.
MOAA continues its work to defend earned burial benefits. Here’s how.
Get the latest on the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act.
How the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act would help combat-injured retirees, caregivers, survivors, and others.