Nearly 13,000 Tricare users enrolled in the U.S. Family Health Plan (USFHP) in the northeast U.S. were mailed new insurance ID cards incorrectly printed without beneficiary names, officials ...

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.

Q. My Air Force retiree husband and I use Tricare Standard. We are considering going with another policy through his employer, which would make Tricare our secondary insurance. If we take this ...

Tricare beneficiaries need to be aware of changes taking place in both the East and West regions and may need to take action by the end of the year to avoid being dropped from coverage.

During this period, enrolled beneficiaries can make changes to their health coverage — such as switching from Tricare Prime to Tricare Select, or moving from individual to family enrollment.

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) ...

Banks and credit card companies began contacting Tricare users who pay their monthly premiums by credit or debit card and direct debit Thursday afternoon of the overages, which ranged from $2,400 ...

TRICARE beneficiaries in the West Region now have until February 28 to set up their payment with the new contractor, TriWest Healthcare Alliance, according to a press release.

TRICARE beneficiaries should make sure they have their Social Security number (SSN) committed to memory. It won't be found on new Department of Defense (DoD) ID cards.

When a beneficiary has double coverage, as you do, the other health insurance pays its benefits in full as the first payer. After that, Tricare will kick in as second payer and cover what is left ...

Allotments for Tricare payments in Tricare West have not been stopped, according to Tricare officials, in response to a report from a retiree in New Mexico whose retirement pay said otherwise.