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FY 2011 Defense Authorization Bill Issues Senate (S. 3454)*


Health Care Issues Issue


TRICARE coverage for emancipated children


Authorize TRICARE cover- age for children until age 26 for a premium to be set by the Pentagon


Compensation for care- givers of severely in- jured (on active duty)


TRICARE fee increases


Authorize a stipend equal to the VA’s for caregivers of severely injured veterans


Bar TRICARE Standard in- patient fee increase for FY 2011


Survivor dental benefits


No similar provision


House (H.R. 5136) MOAA Position Similar provision


Support both provisions


Authorize a one-time pay- ment of up to $3,500 for caregiver relocation


Prohibit TRICARE Prime, Standard, and pharmacy increases for FY 2011


Provide dental benefits to all dependents of service- members killed on active duty or in ready reserve


Guard/Reserve TRICARE coverage


No similar provision


Allow TRICARE coverage for reservists eligible for retired pay before age 60


Administrative separations for non- disqualifying medical conditions


Cognitive assessment


Bar administrative separa- tion for medical conditions deemed as not disqualify- ing for duty


Require improved pre- and post-deployment assess- ments


PTSD report No similar provision


Require a Pentagon report on separations for such medical conditions


Support both provisions


Support House provision


Support House provisions


Support House provision


Support Senate provision


Require comprehensive policy on pre- and post- deployment assessments


Report on military special- ties with a high incidence of PTSD


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Support both provisions


Support House provision


The Senate Armed Services Committee approved S. 3454 in June; full Senate action still was pending at press time.


*NOTE: The House of Representatives passed H.R. 5136 in May.


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