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2 Arkansas men charged in scheme to defraud $12 million from Tricare
An Arkansas doctor and a medical sales representative have been accused of taking part in a scheme which defrauded the U.S. military’s health insurer of more than $12 million.
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Judge rules jury’s award of $2 million in mold case for military family is ‘excessive’
Judge orders new trial to reconsider the amount of damages this family should be awarded for mold issues.
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Bungled 2017 Tricare contract transition largely the Defense Health Agency’s fault, report says
The Government Accountability Office said the Pentagon must make improvements as it plans for the next generation of Tricare contracts.
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Technical problem shuts down Tricare online enrollment in the midst of open season
Thought you changed your Tricare plan online? Better check with your contractor!
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Are you one of these 200,000 taking part in a military and veteran health study? DoD wants your input
Survey takes about 30 to 40 minutes. The results will help future troops.
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Why the deeper, lasting costs of war are not reflected just in dollars and body counts
Researchers looked at the effects of the current wars both abroad and at home.
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Mold, rotting wood, water leaks: 10 military families sue their privatized landlord at Fort Meade
Families accuse Corvias of fraud, negligence
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Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
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U.K. hospital recruits Air Force spouses to work as registered nurses there
The program is designed to eliminate some of the challenges that accompany the recertification process — such as cost — while simultaneously boosting the hospital’s staffing levels.
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Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
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2 Arkansas men charged in scheme to defraud $12 million from Tricare
An Arkansas doctor and a medical sales representative have been accused of taking part in a scheme which defrauded the U.S. military’s health insurer of more than $12 million.
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Judge rules jury’s award of $2 million in mold case for military family is ‘excessive’
Judge orders new trial to reconsider the amount of damages this family should be awarded for mold issues.
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Bungled 2017 Tricare contract transition largely the Defense Health Agency’s fault, report says
The Government Accountability Office said the Pentagon must make improvements as it plans for the next generation of Tricare contracts.
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Technical problem shuts down Tricare online enrollment in the midst of open season
Thought you changed your Tricare plan online? Better check with your contractor!
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Are you one of these 200,000 taking part in a military and veteran health study? DoD wants your input
Survey takes about 30 to 40 minutes. The results will help future troops.
-
Why the deeper, lasting costs of war are not reflected just in dollars and body counts
Researchers looked at the effects of the current wars both abroad and at home.
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Mold, rotting wood, water leaks: 10 military families sue their privatized landlord at Fort Meade
Families accuse Corvias of fraud, negligence
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Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
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U.K. hospital recruits Air Force spouses to work as registered nurses there
The program is designed to eliminate some of the challenges that accompany the recertification process — such as cost — while simultaneously boosting the hospital’s staffing levels.
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Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
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2 Arkansas men charged in scheme to defraud $12 million from Tricare
An Arkansas doctor and a medical sales representative have been accused of taking part in a scheme which defrauded the U.S. military’s health insurer of more than $12 million.
-
Judge rules jury’s award of $2 million in mold case for military family is ‘excessive’
Judge orders new trial to reconsider the amount of damages this family should be awarded for mold issues.
-
Bungled 2017 Tricare contract transition largely the Defense Health Agency’s fault, report says
The Government Accountability Office said the Pentagon must make improvements as it plans for the next generation of Tricare contracts.
-
Technical problem shuts down Tricare online enrollment in the midst of open season
Thought you changed your Tricare plan online? Better check with your contractor!
-
Are you one of these 200,000 taking part in a military and veteran health study? DoD wants your input
Survey takes about 30 to 40 minutes. The results will help future troops.
-
Why the deeper, lasting costs of war are not reflected just in dollars and body counts
Researchers looked at the effects of the current wars both abroad and at home.
-
Mold, rotting wood, water leaks: 10 military families sue their privatized landlord at Fort Meade
Families accuse Corvias of fraud, negligence
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Former Army civilian employee pleads guilty to stealing troops’ info in scheme to collect millions in military benefits
Frederick Brown admitted he took photos of personal identifying information including social security numbers and DOD ID numbers from thousands of U.S. servicemembers and veterans when he was logged into the Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application
-
U.K. hospital recruits Air Force spouses to work as registered nurses there
The program is designed to eliminate some of the challenges that accompany the recertification process — such as cost — while simultaneously boosting the hospital’s staffing levels.
-
Atlanta to get new Tricare Prime option in pilot program to test care based on value not volume
The Defense Health Agency is rolling out a new Tricare Prime option in Atlanta, part of its efforts to test “value-based care” programs.
