Finding Your Benefits is as Easy as 1 - 2 - 3!
Special information is provided for severely injured Soldiers and their families in the Wounded, Ill and Injured section of the site and for surviving family members of fallen Soldiers in the Casualty and Survivor Assistance section. If you have questions or comments please contact us.
by Carolyn Alston
Parents are finding empty shelves on the baby supplies aisle in the grocery store where the infant formula is usually stocked. It’s no secret there’s a shortage of infant formula. It has become a national concern as families are scrambling to find available formula across the country, but some relief is now available for Soldiers and their Families.
Army Emergency Relief (AER) is ready to give assistance and guidance to military parents in need. While TRICARE will only cover formula and vitamins for enrolled infants with metabolic disorders, AER will assist eligible Soldiers and their Families with the shipping costs to obtain regular infant formula for babies who are otherwise healthy.
Those eligible for formula shipping...(more)
One thing that all Army families can relate to is the exciting, sad, happy, draining, often frustrating experience of a permanent change of station (or PCS for short). This year brings additional challenges to the PCS process, and the Army is taking steps to relieve the stress for Soldiers and their families. (more)
Life in the time of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
The MyArmyBenefits team can help with all things benefits but for information on the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) public health crisis, please visit the links below for up-to-date resources and news regarding COVID-19: (more)
A CAC or DS Logon Premium Account is required to access the MyArmyBenefits Calculators.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, January 20, 2023 - In recognition of National Blood Donor month in January, the Armed Services Blood ProgramOpens ASBP reminds the military community about the importance of donating blood.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, January 17, 2023 - The new year is here, so it’s important to take stock of your family’s overall health plan coverage. This is especially true when it comes to other health insurance (OHI). You may have had OHI last year, but now no longer. Or perhaps you’ve recently gained or changed OHI. In any of these cases, make sure your OHI information is current with TRICARE, so your health care claims are processed accurately.