The Military Officers Association of America wants your help with the final installment of its three-part user survey on the Tricare health program. Aimed at tracking experiences and satisfaction with Tricare in light of last year's sweeping changes, the data gathered from this survey will be used to examine trends and shape the organization's legislative efforts. Read more about the survey on Military.com. You can take the survey on MOAA's website.
Tricare Survey: Advocacy Group Wants Your Help
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