proposing phased adoption of a $120 annual enrollment fee for Tricare Standard, the traditional fee-for-service health insurance, and for Tricare for Life, the prized wrap-around insurance to ...

A set of previously announced new fees that families of current troops will pay for Tricare services starting Jan. 1 are being recalculated -- and could be lowered -- with 17 days remaining before ...

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 Standard ... their name and service status and ...

Near-final regulations released last week by the Defense Health Agency to implement sweeping Tricare reforms ... under the fee-for-service insurance option. Unlike with Standard and Extra ...

Tricare Standard, the fee-for-service insurance plan, would be renamed Tricare Choice to emphasize that users can choose to get care from network providers or pay more to use non-network providers.

Near-final regulations released last week by the Defense Health Agency (DHA) to implement sweeping TRICARE ... under the fee-for-service insurance option. Unlike with Standard and Extra ...

Under Tricare for Life, Medicare is first payer and Tricare Standard is second payer ... is reflected in the DEERS database. Visit the ID Card/DEERS office on any installation or call the main ...

For the first time since the creation of Tricare Standard, now known as Tricare Select, retired beneficiaries who joined the military before 2018 will pay a monthly fee for their health care ...

No hikes are sought for the TRICARE Standard, the traditional fee-for-service benefit, or for TRICARE for Life, the Medicare supplement. TRICARE fees haven’t been raised since 1995. Assuming ...

In summary, the Department of Defense proposal would require all retired service members ... the DOD proposal to establish a TRICARE Standard enrollment fee and believe Congress should reject ...

TRICARE Standard, the fee-for-service insurance plan, would be renamed TRICARE Choice to emphasize that users can choose to get care from network providers or pay more to use non-network providers.