Many who retire from active duty military service are a decade or more away from qualifying for Medicare, or other age-based military benefits and services. Your choices for healthcare will be affected by this, and your location (stateside or overseas) is another factor to consider when planning your health care coverage. For the purposes of… Read more »
Members of the National Guard, Reserves, and their families may be eligible for TRICARE. Eligibility depends on the service member’s status and may vary as a result. Learn more.
Get comprehensive information about TRICARE health insurance options for your spouse and dependents. Ensure your family stays healthy and happy. Learn more.
Discover the basics of TRICARE health insurance, including coverage options and how to access care. Get the support you need to stay healthy. Read more.
What to know about TRICARE and non-covered services. TRICARE is designed to provide comprehensive healthcare coverage for qualifying military members and their families. However, there are services they don’t cover. This can complicate things, especially if the service is something you think you need to have. Here is a little bit about what you need… Read more »
As a TRICARE recipient, you are eligible for telemedicine services that connect you with therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists. Learn more.
Learn how the TRICARE Near Patient Program helps overseas families navigate healthcare needs effectively and effortlessly.
Explore the best medical benefits military members receive through TRICARE, including dental care and support for new moms.
TRICARE began covering labor doulas, lactation consultants, and lactation counselors on January 1, 2022, as long as certain conditions are met. Learn more.
As of 15 December 2021, Walmart and Sam’s Club will no longer take TRICARE. But there are still many options for getting your prescriptions. Find out where.