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Benefits reviews
3041-3050 of 3225 Reviews
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Mar 10, 2015
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Mar 10, 2015
Anonymous MSG
5.0
Mar 9, 2015
Anonymous employee
4.0
Mar 9, 2015
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Mar 8, 2015
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Anonymous Plans Officer
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Anonymous Broadcast Journalist
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Anonymous Logistics Manager
Anonymous employee
Current
Colorado Springs, Colorado
I have never seen a single bill for any health issues.
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
TRICARE is great. No co-pay and usually get to see most any doc you want.
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
While on active duty the healthcare is all included Cadillac plan for entire family. Veterans benefits after retirement are not very good.
Anonymous employee
Former
Louisville, Kentucky
Quality care provided by competent medical staff in every location a person is stationed. Referrals to specialist with local care providers.
Anonymous MI Systems Maintainer/Integrator
Current
Fort Meade, Maryland
Military health care can be hit or miss, you just need to take care of yourself and stay on top of your doctor. I've been in the Army for 11 years and things have gotten better since I came in.
Anonymous Army Recruiter
Former
San Antonio, Texas
Tough to get to the root of the problem sometimes, but if you're persistent you'll get there.
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Anonymous Security and System Administrator
Former
Picatinny Ars, New Jersey
better than most in the private sector
Former
Manhattan, Kansas
A lot of people complain about Army healthcare, but you really can't beat it.
Former
Fort Hood, Texas
Best thing is that it's free. Worst thing is that sometimes you feel like a number. Doctors and PA's will sometimes make assumptions about your diagnosis based on patients they've treated in the past instead of looking at each diagnosis on an individual basis.