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Some of you may already know, some of you might not.
With all this health care talk going on, veterans already have health care...FOR LIFE....
I know that not everyone has medical benefits, and I also know that this program will most likely not cover family members in most cases, however, if you have private medical or no medical at all, and you served in the military, you may be eligible for VA Medical Benefits. Even if you only enroll to take advantage of emergency care, its worth it. There is a long list of benefits available, including in and out patient care, preventative care and 30 day supplies of medication for 8 bucks!!!
I was not aware of any benefits that I would get from being a 4 year veteran other than a VA Loan... until I was informed that I qualified for VA Medical Benefits for life. Its pretty comprehensive coverage, but the only catch, you have to have served and released with something other than dishonorable discharge... thats it. So its not really catch.
I was never told this, and I was not informed of this until I had been out of the military for almost 6 years...
Here are the two links that can get you started.
<broken link removed> (Homepage)
<broken link removed> (List of Benefits and Enrollment Info)
With all this health care talk going on, veterans already have health care...FOR LIFE....
I know that not everyone has medical benefits, and I also know that this program will most likely not cover family members in most cases, however, if you have private medical or no medical at all, and you served in the military, you may be eligible for VA Medical Benefits. Even if you only enroll to take advantage of emergency care, its worth it. There is a long list of benefits available, including in and out patient care, preventative care and 30 day supplies of medication for 8 bucks!!!
I was not aware of any benefits that I would get from being a 4 year veteran other than a VA Loan... until I was informed that I qualified for VA Medical Benefits for life. Its pretty comprehensive coverage, but the only catch, you have to have served and released with something other than dishonorable discharge... thats it. So its not really catch.
I was never told this, and I was not informed of this until I had been out of the military for almost 6 years...
Here are the two links that can get you started.
<broken link removed> (Homepage)
<broken link removed> (List of Benefits and Enrollment Info)