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VA secretary steps into election campaign, blasts socialism as bad for veterans care
Robert Wilkie made the remarks just a few days before a major primary showdown for Democrats.
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The quality of federal health insurance increased in 2019
Health insurance providers offering plans under the Federal Employee Health Benefits program generally improved in the areas most highly valued by the Office of Personnel Management.
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Why feds should do a self-checkup before open season
Staying with the same health insurance plan without doing adequate research could be a feds’ biggest mistake, according to insurance expert Reg Jones.
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2020 federal health benefit costs increase at a higher rate
Federal employees will see a more of a premium increase on their health insurance than in 2019, matching up with the average rate increase seen over the last decade.
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Federal program to introduce new opioid abuse prevention tools
A new contract will provide the Department of Labor with tracking and alert tools to better manage medications prescribed under its workers compensation program.
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Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
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Union challenges VA’s smoke free policy
The previous change announced in June only applied to patients and visitors, not staff.
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A new decades-in-the-making healthcare plan is coming
Feds will see two new nationwide healthcare plans in 2020, filling a 30-year vacancy in the Federal Employee Health Benefits program.
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This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
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VA secretary steps into election campaign, blasts socialism as bad for veterans care
Robert Wilkie made the remarks just a few days before a major primary showdown for Democrats.
-
The quality of federal health insurance increased in 2019
Health insurance providers offering plans under the Federal Employee Health Benefits program generally improved in the areas most highly valued by the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Why feds should do a self-checkup before open season
Staying with the same health insurance plan without doing adequate research could be a feds’ biggest mistake, according to insurance expert Reg Jones.
-
2020 federal health benefit costs increase at a higher rate
Federal employees will see a more of a premium increase on their health insurance than in 2019, matching up with the average rate increase seen over the last decade.
-
Federal program to introduce new opioid abuse prevention tools
A new contract will provide the Department of Labor with tracking and alert tools to better manage medications prescribed under its workers compensation program.
-
Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
-
Union challenges VA’s smoke free policy
The previous change announced in June only applied to patients and visitors, not staff.
-
A new decades-in-the-making healthcare plan is coming
Feds will see two new nationwide healthcare plans in 2020, filling a 30-year vacancy in the Federal Employee Health Benefits program.
-
This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
-
VA secretary steps into election campaign, blasts socialism as bad for veterans care
Robert Wilkie made the remarks just a few days before a major primary showdown for Democrats.
-
The quality of federal health insurance increased in 2019
Health insurance providers offering plans under the Federal Employee Health Benefits program generally improved in the areas most highly valued by the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Why feds should do a self-checkup before open season
Staying with the same health insurance plan without doing adequate research could be a feds’ biggest mistake, according to insurance expert Reg Jones.
-
2020 federal health benefit costs increase at a higher rate
Federal employees will see a more of a premium increase on their health insurance than in 2019, matching up with the average rate increase seen over the last decade.
-
Federal program to introduce new opioid abuse prevention tools
A new contract will provide the Department of Labor with tracking and alert tools to better manage medications prescribed under its workers compensation program.
-
Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
-
Union challenges VA’s smoke free policy
The previous change announced in June only applied to patients and visitors, not staff.
-
A new decades-in-the-making healthcare plan is coming
Feds will see two new nationwide healthcare plans in 2020, filling a 30-year vacancy in the Federal Employee Health Benefits program.
-
This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
