Families of active duty, National Guard and reserve service members — as well as guardsmen and reservists who aren’t on active duty — are eligible for the Tricare Dental Program, which ...

Selected Reserve and Individual Ready Reserve (mobilization) Sponsor only: $12.10; decrease of $0.26 from $12.36 Single (one family member, doesn’t include sponsor): $30.25; decrease of $0.64 ...

United Concordia Companies has received a potential six-year, $3 billion contract from the Defense Health Agency to provide dental health services for Military Health System beneficiaries under ...

TOP LOBBYIST: MOAA earned a spot on this prestigious list for the 18th straight year.

The Dental Care for Our Troops Act, introduced by Reps. Andy Kim, D-N.J., and Trent Kelly, R-Miss., would provide cost-free access to dental care for members of the National Guard and the Army ...

ADFMs and National Guard and Reserve members and their family members aren’t eligible for FEDVIP dental coverage, as outlined in the TRICARE Dental Options Fact Sheet. But you may be eligible to ...

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

Defense Health Agency issued the following news release:. "Some beneficiaries think that they automatically have dental coverage when they're enrolled in a TRICARE health plan," said Douglas ...

MetLife has been chosen by Tricare Management Activity to be the provider of comprehensive dental coverage to family members of uniformed services active duty personnel in the U.S., as well as members ...