If you move to another region served by the US Family Health Plan, your enrollment can be transferred. If moving outside the plan's service area, you can transfer your enrollment to Tricare Prime ...

In 1993, Congress converted ten Uniformed Services Treatment Facilities into a managed care system called Uniformed Services Family Health Plan, later renamed US Family Health Plan.

The US Family Health Plan is an additional Tricare Prime option available through community-based networks in not-for-profit health care systems. The plan is only available in six specific areas ...

Q. Can U.S. Family Health Plan enrollees stay in that plan instead of going on Medicare at age 65? If so, why is this advantage available to USFHP members but not other Tricare Prime users? A. The ...

The plan they switch to will depend on their individual needs, how they qualify for Medicare, and their or their family’s active-duty status and which of the TRICARE plans they’re still ...

To provide affected beneficiaries with enough time to plan, Defense Department officials elected to delay the Prime service area reductions until Oct. 1.

Retired Marine Paul King called the transition a "fiasco," citing problems with TriWest's website and the inability to get through to a customer service representative.

US Family Health Plan - Retirees and their families can purchase coverage under the US Family Health Plan. Unlike active-duty members, they have to pay an annual enrollment fee and copays for ...

Young adult military dependents enrolled in Tricare will see their health care costs rise starting next year, when monthly premiums go up by as much as 11.8%. Tricare premiums are also going up ...

Supplementing veteran's healthcare coverage with a Medicare plan can provide more comprehensive coverage. Learn about the different Medicare plans and how they work with TRICARE and other VA ...