Advocacy
What TRICARE Beneficiaries Need to Know About DoD’s Budget Plans
MOAA’s advocacy work shows results on multiple fronts, but the threat to your benefit hasn’t gone away.
MOAA’s advocacy work shows results on multiple fronts, but the threat to your benefit hasn’t gone away.
The designation comes as MOAA and other groups continue working toward comprehensive toxic exposure reform.
MOAA is part of an expanding effort to make much-needed changes. Ask your lawmakers to do their part.
Learn what’s covered and who is eligible.
"[Our children] need therapy to deal with living with the effects of war. We had to cut our son’s therapy in half because TRICARE doubled our copay."
These rate increases take effect May 1.
Preparing in advance can help mitigate unexpected circumstances.
Get the basics on these sometimes-complicated coverage choices for servicemembers, retirees, and their families.
A recent law expanded coverage for the disorders available to those in uniform and their dependents.
A report found more servicemembers were referred to civilian providers, and some locations couldn’t provide needed services.
Concerns about a stressed system are rising as many veterans seek to resume care that was delayed during the pandemic.
Get the latest on this multiyear process, and learn how MOAA continues to fight for your access to quality care.