Finding affordable, high-quality care has long been a challenge for many military families, with issues varying by location.

Parents have more flexibility under these rules, but there are limits and eligibility considerations.

A recent roundtable outside Washington, D.C., offered a chance for stakeholders to voice their concerns.

Less than half were satisfied with the Exceptional Family Member Program, according to a recent survey.

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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention eased requirements set to take effect during peak PCS season.

MOAA can help you avoid SBP misinformation, including how the benefit affects Social Security payments.

MOAA is working to ensure this much-needed fix is part of the final, must-pass legislation. Find out how you can help.

Researchers also found higher rates of chronic pain for women who served during periods of intense combat.

One in four military families may need additional support. Current programs aren’t cutting it.

A growing conversation on this long-term problem has given some advocates reason for optimism.

The pilot program will be open to servicemembers in 20 states.