These potential shortfalls take greater significance as more clinics and sickbays lose staffers to deployments.

Fewer veterans likely would qualify for compensation for tinnitus and sleep apnea under the proposed changes, officials said.

The change will help TRICARE For Life beneficiaries, but leaves out other TRICARE users.

Here’s how the MOAA-backed legislation would help more than 1 million combat veterans.

Learn more about the Veterans Benefit Improvement Act of 2021.

COVID-related delays and staffing problems show the importance of preserving your earned benefit.

Ask your lawmaker to co-sponsor the bipartisan Justice for ALS Veterans Act.

MOAA continues its work to close gaps between your benefit and commercial plans, including chiropractic coverage.

How has this issue affected you or your family? Help strengthen MOAA’s message to lawmakers.

The plan would put hundreds more programs into place by the end of 2026.

The program is part of a plan to address 260,000 current disability claims, including 59,000 older than 125 days.

Plans call for thousands of positions to vanish. Here’s how MOAA is working to protect your access to quality care.