Health Care
Veterans with COVID-19 Will Be Given Prostate Cancer Drug in Trial
More than 200 VA patients in multiple medical facilities will receive the medication.
MOAA fights to keep TRICARE effective and affordable for retirees and their families; to preserve a strong military medical system on behalf of all who rely on it; and to ensure all veterans receive the health benefits they've earned.
Below, find out the latest on these issues of critical importance to servicemembers past and present, and their loved ones. Learn more about your benefits, and find out how you can support MOAA's health care-related advocacy efforts. You can get the latest health care news via MOAA's News Listings here.
More than 200 VA patients in multiple medical facilities will receive the medication.
Find out how military treatment facilities will sort out their appointment calendars.
The letter is one of many ways MOAA’s Virtual Storm is showing results. But your support is needed right away.
Many services were discontinued as part of the pandemic response. They’ll come back in a phased approach.
These three important changes are designed to continue access to care while keeping patients safe.
Read more from Rear Adm. Tom Jurkowsky, USN (Ret), on this year’s Storming the Hill topic.