The Task Force on the Future of Military Health Care says the Bush administration should propose and Congress should approve higher Tricare fees, deductibles and co-payments for retirees to slow ...

Note: Whether it’s health care, retirement benefits, family support and child care, VA benefits or other programs, getting smart about the rewards you have earned is worth your time. Although it is ...

Military and retiree households will pay more for Tricare in 2025, with most increases in the 2% to 3% range. Costs went up by a similar amount in 2024. The Military Health System announced the new ...

FALLS CHURCH, Virginia, April 23-- Defense Health Agency issued the following news release: When you retire from active duty or turn age 60 as a retired reserve member, your TRICARE coverage changes.

Tricare beneficiaries need to be aware of changes taking place in both the East and West regions that could, at worst, get many users inadvertently kicked off their health care plans come next year if ...

A key step in understanding your Tricare medical coverage is becoming knowledgeable about your catastrophic cap. Whether you're an active-duty family member, a retiree considering other health ...

Military community, take note: Defense health officials recently announced some limitations to online options for Tricare beneficiaries making changes to their health plans, starting with a global ...

Lt. Joanne Isme, a nurse practitioner at Naval Branch Health Clinic Kings Bay, performs a well-child check on a 4-year-old. (Deidre Smith/Naval Hospital Jacksonville). Health care open season is about ...

If a person gets federal employee health benefits (FEHB) as a retiree, they can choose whether to enroll in Medicare Part B. If they do, their FEHB premiums stay the same, but there may be some ...

Veterans can enroll in Medicare as soon as they become eligible, even if they already have coverage through TRICARE or Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits. This ensures more comprehensive coverage and ...

TRICARE covers many preventive health services at no cost to military families. (Pexels.com via DVIDS) Note: Whether it’s health care, retirement benefits, family support and child care, VA benefits ...