The move could delay an expected provider transition until 2024.

Get the new costs, and find out what MOAA is doing to protect your health care benefit.

More than 500,000 veterans and survivors have applied for benefits under the MOAA-supported toxic exposure legislation.

Read the latest in MOAA’s work to secure this earned benefit, and get health care-related details from the DoD budget request.

An estimated 5.5 million individuals nationwide are providing caregiver services to injured servicemembers and veterans.

The company with the current contract for that segment of the TRICARE system had sought to stop the deal.

VA inspectors found rules related to alternative treatment options are applied inconsistently, leading to delays and frustration.

As many as 250,000 Gulf War veterans have reported a series of problems with no clear cause.

Stories like these are why MOAA has made preserving access to this benefit a key priority.

Learn what’s covered in case a critical health issue arises.

Scrutiny of the new system has increased over the years. So has the price tag, now estimated at $16 billion.

New hires in key medical positions may take nine months to a year to start their new job.