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Veterans who receive their healthcare through the Department of Veterans Affairs would be directly affected. Specifically, those who currently pay copayments for preventive care services, such as vaccinations, certain cancer screenings, and women's health preventive services including contraception, would no longer have to pay these fees. This would reduce out-of-pocket costs for a significant portion of the veteran population who utilize VA healthcare for these essential services.
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Veterans who receive their healthcare through the Department of Veterans Affairs would be directly affected. Specifically, those who currently pay copayments for preventive care services, such as vaccinations, certain cancer screenings, and women's health preventive services including contraception, would no longer have to pay these fees. This would reduce out-of-pocket costs for a significant portion of the veteran population who utilize VA healthcare for these essential services.