Army Lt. Gen. Telita Crosland has retired as director of the Defense Health Agency, officials announced Friday. In a statement issued Friday, Dr. Stephen Ferrara, the acting assistant secretary of ...

The Defense Health Agency, a government organization employing civilian medical staff working on military bases, has paused ...

The Defense Health Agency also was unable to say how many probationary workers had been fired, though an official with the agency said, “To date, DHA dismissals are restricted to headquarters ...

The head of the Defense Health Agency (DHA), the health system for millions of service members and their dependents, was ...

The Defense Health Agency is tasked with managing health care for military service members. US FORCES KOREA/AFP via Getty Im The DHA helps run over 700 hospitals and clinics.

The Defense Health Agency was established in 2013 as a U.S. military combat support agency to manage medical services worldwide. The agency manages all military hospitals and clinics.

Mental health disorders are on the rise within the military, now accounting for more hospitalizations than any other ailment, according to a new Defense Department health report.

A few thousand Department of Defense employees are expected to be terminated as part of the Trump administration's effort to downsize the agency. Fox News Media Fox Business ...

According to a Senate report, the Defense Health Agency spent $3.3 million and 87,000 hours working on union benefits in the fiscal years 2023 and 2024. REUTERS Unionized workers at the Defense ...

The head of the Defense Health Agency (DHA), the health system for millions of service members and their dependents, was forced to abruptly retire Friday, Reuters reported. Army Lt. Gen. Telita ...

The Defense Health Agency is tasked with managing health care for military service members. US FORCES KOREA/AFP via Getty Im. DHA’s multimillion expenses on taxpayer-funded union time is the ...