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Military One Source just added personalized programs for cardiovascular fitness and weight loss to their already large list of programs. All programs are offered to all active duty, Reserve, and National Guard service members and their families. Reserve and National Guard service members and their families are eligible regardless of their active status in the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps. All DoD civilians and their family members deployed overseas may use the service while deployed and for up to six months upon return.

Armed Forces Advantage will be trying out the health programs and will give a review here. If you use Military One Source, we’d like to hear your story. Post a comment and let us know what you think.

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I know this will come as a surprise to most of you - it did me as well. On July 16, 2006 Newsweek reported on massive changes in the VA health care system. I’d always thought of the VA as an option of last resort, but 19 months ago they were considered the best of the nation. I can’t imagine its changed that much in such a short period of time. I know Walter Reed has taken some hits lately but most of you know its run by the Department of Defense not the VA. I think most nonmilitary citizens combine the two systems in their minds and therefore sully the reputation of an apparently well run organization. I have had limited exposure to VA health care as I am active duty. I did get some care when the Military Treatment Facility (MTF) was closed where I lived. The VA actually saved my life in 1999 by finding a rare tumor and arranging a very quick surgery.

I know there are those of you who have stories about your care at the VA. Why don’t you post a comment and let other Vets and active duty folks know what you’ve found?

The link to the article is here.

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