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Priority Group 8 Enrollment Relaxation Changes Printer friendly page | Send this story to a friend
Posted by : Admin  on Friday, June 26, 2009 - 07:10 PM EST
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In order to ensure the availability of quality and timely health care to veterans with service connected conditions, special authority based on military service, low income, and those with special health care needs, in January 2003 VA made the difficult decision to stop enrolling new Priority Group 8 (high income) veterans whose income exceeded VA income thresholds.

The new regulations went into effect on June 15, 2009 and enable the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to relax income restrictions on enrollment for health benefits. While this new provision does not remove consideration of income, it does increase income thresholds. You may be eligible for enrollment under this new provision.

An Enrollment Calculator is available to help Veterans determine their potential eligibility for VA health care services under the proposed regulation.




 
  
 
 
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