Tricare, the federal health-insurance program for military service members and their families, and the Defense Health Agency that governs it, put beneficiaries at risk of paying much higher costs ...

Thousands of beneficiaries in Tricare's West Region are receiving disenrollment letters. (Image by Remains) Thousands of beneficiaries are finding out they are being disenrolled from Tricare ...

Tricare expanded the telehealth program during ... This can be done through the local ID card office.

New Tricare contracts have begun, with a new contractor in the West Region, where some are having difficulty providing information to the new contractor. (Staff Sgt. Latonya Kim/U.S. Space Force ...

TRICARE for Life (TFL ... However, a person must have a valid military ID card, which they must renew after it expires on the first day of the month they turn 65. The Social Security ...

Once you're enrolled in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS) and have an ID card, you can make an appointment to see your primary care manager (PCM). If you have Tricare ...

TRICARE beneficiaries should make sure they have their Social Security number committed to memory. It won’t be found on new Department of Defense ID cards. As of June 1, 2011, SSNs are no ...

Q. Why doesn't Tricare have insurance cards? It would be far simpler than showing a military ID card to hospitals and providers, many of whom have no idea what Tricare is. I used Tricare ...

If you want to remain under Tricare in full-time student status for those five months, you need to do a couple of things right away. First, get a new ID card; a valid ID card is your principal ...

Medical care for military personnel, military retirees, some members of reserve units and their dependents is administered through a government-created health insurance system called TRICARE.