TESTER INTRODUCES BILL TO EXTEND HEALTH COVERAGE FOR CHILDREN OF DISABLED VETERANS
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Tester's CHAMPVA Children's Protection Act will specifically raise the maximum age for CHAMPVA eligibility to 26.
CHAMPVA, or the
Tester's bill brings the CHAMPVA coverage in line with private sector coverage.
"Families who have given everything for our country should not have to worry about their health care as they transition into the workforce," said Tester. "This bill allows the young folks relying on CHAMPVA to finish school or start their careers without worrying about what happens if they get sick."
"MOAA is extremely grateful to
"We thank
"Dependent children of severely disabled veterans must be given the same opportunity as TRICARE and private health insurance beneficiaries to retain their health care coverage until age 26," said
Tester's bill is also endorsed by the
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