-
Don’t let your Tricare Select coverage lapse, officials warn retirees
Retirees have until Dec. 31 to set up their payment process for new Tricare Select enrollment fees.
-
The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
-
Here’s what military retirees who are affected by new Tricare Select fees should do now
If you set up your payment plan before Nov. 20, you won’t have to pay enrollment fees in advance.
-
Military families using Tricare Young Adult facing spike in monthly fees, advocate says
Tricare Young Adult costs are already more than $4,500 a year for some military adult children.
-
Here’s your chance to make a difference for the health of the force — for the next 50 years
This study looks at long-term health of service members and veterans through at least 2068. But no COVID questions.
-
Watchdog: Thousands of troops, families may not be getting the mental health care they need
More than half of patients with mental health care referrals at 13 MTFs studied by the DoD IG didn’t use their referrals, and health officials don’t know why.
-
Amidst retirees’ outcries, advocates seek more leeway in new Tricare Select fee plan
Groups are calling for extension of the 90-day grace period so retirees in Tricare Select don’t lose health care coverage.
-
Here’s how military treatment facilities are handling kids’ physicals for school and sports
Most physicals are being conducted virtually. What about immunizations?
-
Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
-
San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
-
Don’t let your Tricare Select coverage lapse, officials warn retirees
Retirees have until Dec. 31 to set up their payment process for new Tricare Select enrollment fees.
-
The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
-
Here’s what military retirees who are affected by new Tricare Select fees should do now
If you set up your payment plan before Nov. 20, you won’t have to pay enrollment fees in advance.
-
Military families using Tricare Young Adult facing spike in monthly fees, advocate says
Tricare Young Adult costs are already more than $4,500 a year for some military adult children.
-
Here’s your chance to make a difference for the health of the force — for the next 50 years
This study looks at long-term health of service members and veterans through at least 2068. But no COVID questions.
-
Watchdog: Thousands of troops, families may not be getting the mental health care they need
More than half of patients with mental health care referrals at 13 MTFs studied by the DoD IG didn’t use their referrals, and health officials don’t know why.
-
Amidst retirees’ outcries, advocates seek more leeway in new Tricare Select fee plan
Groups are calling for extension of the 90-day grace period so retirees in Tricare Select don’t lose health care coverage.
-
Here’s how military treatment facilities are handling kids’ physicals for school and sports
Most physicals are being conducted virtually. What about immunizations?
-
Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
-
San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
-
Don’t let your Tricare Select coverage lapse, officials warn retirees
Retirees have until Dec. 31 to set up their payment process for new Tricare Select enrollment fees.
-
The Military Times guide to Tricare and FEDVIP open season
Open season ends Dec. 14 for those who want to change or enroll in Tricare plans as well as FEDVIP coverage.
-
Here’s what military retirees who are affected by new Tricare Select fees should do now
If you set up your payment plan before Nov. 20, you won’t have to pay enrollment fees in advance.
-
Military families using Tricare Young Adult facing spike in monthly fees, advocate says
Tricare Young Adult costs are already more than $4,500 a year for some military adult children.
-
Here’s your chance to make a difference for the health of the force — for the next 50 years
This study looks at long-term health of service members and veterans through at least 2068. But no COVID questions.
-
Watchdog: Thousands of troops, families may not be getting the mental health care they need
More than half of patients with mental health care referrals at 13 MTFs studied by the DoD IG didn’t use their referrals, and health officials don’t know why.
-
Amidst retirees’ outcries, advocates seek more leeway in new Tricare Select fee plan
Groups are calling for extension of the 90-day grace period so retirees in Tricare Select don’t lose health care coverage.
-
Here’s how military treatment facilities are handling kids’ physicals for school and sports
Most physicals are being conducted virtually. What about immunizations?
-
Military health officials pivoted to help attack COVID-19
Whether it’s an early pivot to COVID-19 vaccine research, or innovations in ways to share their information on effective treatments, DoD has been involved on a number of fronts.
-
San Diego doc bought Jaguar, jewelry with ill-gotten gains, gets prison for $784K in Tricare fraud
Prosecutors say he bought a red 2016 Jaguar and thousands of dollars worth of David Yurman jewelry with the money he got from Tricare after making claims for nonexistent appointments.
