Military Benefits
The Next PACT Act Deadline Is Sept. 30. Here’s What You Need to Know
Post-9/11 combat veterans should register for VA care soon.
Post-9/11 combat veterans should register for VA care soon.
A rollout of the $10 billion, often-delayed project stalled in April after reaching just five VA medical sites.
Learn the new costs, how the rates are set, and how MOAA continues its work to preserve your earned health care benefit.
The errors date back to 2011. Work is underway to notify the affected veterans and provide backdated benefits.
While medical staff remains scarce at some facilities, administrative staffing levels “could be higher than needed.”
The new employees and strong retention rates have grown the Veterans Health Administration to its highest staffing level ever.
Whether you are a veteran receiving disability pay or a survivor with a pension or other compensation, the law may affect you.
MOAA continues its work to ensure planned changes will not affect access to quality care.
It’s not just about books and meal plans – here’s what TRICARE beneficiaries should know.
Health Net Federal Services plans a legal challenge despite the ruling, after filing its second protest in May.
Ask your lawmaker to help ensure the final bill protects your earned health care benefit.
Proposals include TRICARE For Life enrollment fees and other benefit cuts. Tell your legislators these plans can’t move forward.