Advocacy
How the Senate NDAA Draft Would Help Military Families Find the Care They Need
Inaccurate provider directories are a long-standing challenge. This bill would improve oversight and accountability.
As MOAA’s Director of Government Relations for Health Affairs, Karen Ruedisueli advocates for legislation and policy to protect the uniformed services health care benefit, including TRICARE and the direct care system of military hospitals and clinics. She builds relationships on Capitol Hill and with DoD leaders, TRICARE contractors, and fellow advocates to advance solutions to Military Health System issues and ensure transparency and accountability in policy implementation. She also advises MOAA’s Health Care Board Committee.
Inaccurate provider directories are a long-standing challenge. This bill would improve oversight and accountability.
MOAA outlines its to-do list for a Senate panel, including the need to restore GLP-1 coverage for TRICARE For Life beneficiaries.
Join MOAA’s efforts to restore GLP-1 coverage and end a dangerous pharmacy-plan precedent.
MOAA-supported language in the House NDAA draft would make a difference for these children. Learn what changes lawmakers want and how to add your voice.
The proposed five-year pilot program would allow pregnant beneficiaries to switch TRICARE plans outside of open season.
The comprehensive review, part of the Senate NDAA draft, would look at care options outside traditional provider networks.