Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has ordered improvements in the Military Health System following a comprehensive review. Story
Medical experts have found that the Military Health System provides quality health care but also made six recommendations for improvement. Story
The first of seven site visits of the Military Health System review was launched at Naval Medical Center San Diego, Pentagon Press Secretary Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby told reporters. Story
In outlining the objectives of the Defense Department's military health system review, Pentagon Press Secretary Navy Adm. John Kirby noted that "to the degree we learn about issues affecting the health care of our military health beneficiaries, including active duty service members, retirees, and their eligible family members, we will address them." Memo
U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told reporters traveling with him on a multi-country 12-day trip that he began asking military leaders about Defense Department hospitals and health care facilities around the world about a week ago. Story
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has directed a comprehensive review of the Military Health System that will focus on access to care and an assessment of the safety and quality of health care, both in military treatment facilities and in health care that the Defense Department purchases from civilian providers. Story