paying for it. i think that s a major problem. what we ve seen across the board is the medical delivery system has been behind some of the newer injuries and traumatic brain injury isn t something most folks in the medical community were familiar with five years ago, ten years ago and it seems like there s a game of catchup going on. but no matter what it costs or takes, these men and women need the help they deserve. that s got to happen immediately and without red tape or barrier. i want to drill down on that point. tricare one of the insurance companies that provides care for veterans, you ve been investigating traumatic brain injury for almost a year now in conjunction with npr. what have you found about that specifically, what paul is saying? tricare won t pay for it. what have you seen about it? yeah, daniel s and npr have been looking into this, we were told, why do they not pay? it s one of the recommended treatments for brain injury. what we found is that tricare did a stu
what we ve seen across the board is the medical delivery system has been behind some of the newer injuries and traumatic brain injury isn t something most folks in the medical community were familiar with five years ago, ten years ago and it seems like there s a game of catchup going on. but no matter what it costs or takes, these men and women need the help they deserve. that s got to happen immediately and without red tape or barrier. i want to drill down on that point. tricare one of the insurance companies that provides care for veterans, you ve been investigating traumatic brain injury for almost a year now in conjunction with npr. what have you found about that specifically, what paul is saying? tricare won t pay for it. what have you seen about it? yeah, daniel s and npr have been looking into this, we were told, why do they not pay? it s one of the recommended treatments for brain injury. what we found is that tricare did a study in which they said there wasn t enough scien
brain injury isn t something most folks in the medical community were familiar with five years ago, ten years ago and it seems like there s a game of catchup going on. but no matter what it costs or takes, these men and women need the help they deserve. that s got to happen immediately and without red tape or barrier. i want to drill down on that point. tri care one of the insurance companies that provides care for veterans, you ve been investigating traumatic brain injury for almost a year now in conjunction with npr. what have you found about that specifically, what paul is saying? tri care won t pay for it. what have you seen about it? yeah, daniel s and npr have been looking into this, we were told, why do they not pay? it s one of the recommended treatments for brain injury. what we found is that tri care did a study in which they said there wasn t enough scientific evidence for this so we can t provide it to our troops. and i ve there s literally hundreds of studies and i
why is that? right now tricare s not paying for it. i think that s a major problem. what we ve seen across the board is the medical delivery system has been behind some of the newer injuries and traumatic brain injury isn t something most folks in the medical community were familiar with five years ago, ten years ago and it seems like there s a game of catchup going on. but no matter what it costs or takes, these men and women need the help they deserve. that s got to happen immediately and without red tape or barrier. i want to drill down on that point. tri care one of the insurance companies that provides care for veterans, you ve been investigating traumatic brain injury for almost a year now in conjunction with npr. what have you found about that specifically, what paul is saying? tri care won t pay for it. what have you seen about it? yeah, daniel s and npr have been looking into this, we were told, why do they not pay? it s one of the recommended
has been behind some of the newer injuries and traumatic brain injury isn t something most folks in the medical community were familiar with five years ago, ten years ago and it seems like there s a game of catchup going on. but no matter what it costs or takes, these men and women need the help they deserve. that s got to happen immediately and without red tape or barrier. i want to drill down on that point. tricare one of the insurance companies that provides care for veterans, you ve been investigating traumatic brain injury for almost a year now in conjunction with npr. what have you found about that specifically, what paul is saying? tricare won t pay for it. what have you seen about it? yeah, daniel s and npr have been looking into this, we were told, why do they not pay? it s one of the recommended treatments for brain injury. what we found is that tricare did a study in which they said there wasn t enough scientific evidence for this so we can t provide it to our troops.