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To assist members with resolving debt collection issues, the Under Secretary of Defense established Debt Collection Assistance Officer (DCAO) Programs at every Lead Agent Office and Military Treatment Facility worldwide.
This guide was developed to assist active duty, reservist, guard members, unit medical and command representatives with commonly used DHA-GL services (or processes).
The mission of Solution Delivery Division (SDD) is enhancing Health Service Delivery through exceptional Information and Technology.
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This document lists the private sector health care partners that the Military Health System can currently share information with.
JLV is a clinical application that provides an integrated, read-only display of health data from DoD, Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and private sector partners in a common data viewer.
This fact sheet educates beneficiaries about how they can protect themselves from cyberbullying.
This fact sheet educates beneficiaries about knowing the security risks of internet-connected, interactive smart toys.
This fact sheet educates beneficiaries about how they can protect protect personal information when in cyberspace.
This fact sheet educates beneficiaries about developing cyber awareness with your family.
SDD Capacity Services Fact Sheet
Added new SDD iAS Fact Sheet
SDD Application Lifecycle Manager (ALM) Fact Sheet
Added new SDD BCS Fact Sheet
This information paper describes the required number of doses, using various combinations of monovalent (single antigen) hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccines and the bivalent (combination hepatitis A and hepatitis B) vaccine, to ensure adequate immunity against both diseases.
This process guides references how to submit an INITIAL Request for Pre-Authorization of Inpatient or Outpatient Medical Care at a VA Facility under DVA/DoD Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for Active Duty Service Members with SCI, TBI and/or Blind Diagnoses to Defense Health Agency-Great Lakes.
DHA Address: 7700 Arlington Boulevard | Suite 5101 | Falls Church, VA | 22042-5101
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