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Changes to TRICARE maternity, leave policy to help working mothers

Recent changes made to Tricare’s maternity leave and benefits policy mean that it’s now a little easier for working moms to provide valuable breast-milk to their babies.

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NHCQ changes non-formulary medication process

The National Capital Region announced changes to its non-formulary medication process as of Jan. 1. The Naval Health Center Quantico maintains a list of medications that is referred to as the “Quantico Formulary.” These pharmaceuticals are available to all eligible beneficiaries irrespective of their category or status. All formulary drugs will be dispensed as generics unless unavailable. Quantity restrictions apply to all prescriptions and refills are not authorized for controlled substances. The medications listed on the Formulary were determined appropriate by the Department of Defense Pharmaco-Economic Center, and approved by the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs and Naval Health Clinic Quantico’s Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.

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Open Enrollment for NHCQ to close this week

It’s the one question that Naval Health Clinic Quantico officials have heard most regarding their recent enrollment recapture initiative. Eligible families considering the offer to re-enroll at NHCQ want to be sure that they will be able to receive specialty care in a timely way should they choose to receive their medical care at Marine Corps Base Quantico.

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Naval Health Clinic Quantico expands services

Naval Health Clinic Quantico recently improved and expanded its services to all active duty and their family members. The clinic is enrolling everyone within 30 minutes of the clinic and has recently added new providers and staffing to increase appointments, making it easier for families to be seen for their health care needs.

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The Marine Corps Family Team Building program aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico encourages families to invest in long-term care insurance, to prevent financial costs that could wipe out retirement savings and weigh emotionally on caregivers. - The Marine Corps Family Team Building program aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico encourages families to invest in long-term care insurance, to prevent financial costs that could wipe out retirement savings and weigh emotionally on caregivers.

Marines encouraged to invest in long-term care plan for families

The Marine Corps Family Team Building program seeks to help military families understand the financial aspect of long-term care with the “Who Pays” workshop.

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