Navy Policy, Guidelines and Official Statements
This forum covers BUPERS & NPC news, and Navy ALNAVs & NAVADMINs messages regarding policies, guidelines and other official statements. This might be some good read for career minded Sailors & supervisors who should be aware of these Navy policies.
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CFL/ACFLs, Updated PRP FAQ (AUG 2025) PRIMS Webinar Series. The PRP Office will host a webinar on 13 August at 1100 CST for CFL/ACFLs to attend. The training topic will be “Managing PARFQs in PRIMS” and will offer an opportunity to ask PRIMS related questions. -
NAVADMIN 164/25
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The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to halt nearly all abortions performed at VA medical centers and to stop covering the cost of the procedure for beneficiaries of its health program for spouses and dependents. In a notice published Monday in the Federal Register, the VA said it planned to return to regulations that were in place until September 2022 -- excluding abortions from its medical services coverage unless the pregnancy threatened the life of the mother.
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. – Are you a TRICARE beneficiary taking a drug for weight loss—such as a GLP-1 medication like Zepbound or Wegovy? Do you have questions about what’s covered—and why? Understanding the difference between TRICARE plans and coverage is key to knowing what to expect when filling your prescription. There are different rules about how TRICARE covers these drugs based on your plan.
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Veterans seeking care in the Department of Veterans Affairs' community care program in 30 specialties will not have to get reauthorization from the VA for a year under a new policy announced by the department Monday. VA officials said that, under the change, eligible veterans will receive 12 months of uninterrupted medical services from private providers covered by the department without needing a new authorization.
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