Likewise, military retirees still considered to be working age -- those under age 65 who are not old enough for Medicare and Tricare for Life -- can expect to pay more in health care enrollment ...

About 35,000 military retirees will soon receive cash refunds from Tricare, thanks to a policy change made last year that affects how Tricare calculates annual out-of-pocket maximum pay ments.

Retired military personnel with TRICARE for Life should carefully consider what Medicare coverage they do, and don't, need.

Readers ask questions about Tricare for Life eligibility and getting help overseas.

What's the difference between TRICARE and TRICARE FOR LIFE (TIF)? How does TRICARE operate for the Military and their families? Our expert explains below.

Retirees eligible for Tricare for Life (TFL) will face higher outpatient costs at VA hospitals and clinics starting Oct. 1 if they continue to seek care there for conditions not rated as service ...

The 9.6 million Tricare beneficiaries have seen various changes in the Department of Defense health care program.

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As a solution to a shortage of primary care providers for retirees, the Chief of Staff, Army Retired Soldier Council has recommended more doctors be brought into the TRICARE Prime program through ...

More than 171,000 military retirees and family members booted from Tricare Prime on Oct. 1 when the Defense Department cut coverage areas for its managed health program could get their old health ...

One beneficiary told Military Times that TriWest had mistakenly enrolled them in Tricare Retired Reserve instead of their current Tricare Reserve Select, which increased their monthly premiums by ...

Retired military members are typically eligible for TRICARE health insurance. Other former service members are generally not, with one notable exception: Medal of Honor recipients and their families.