A: For active-duty family members on TRICARE Select (Group A), therapy is typically $0 per session in-network, with a $1,000 annual catastrophic cap. Retirees and dependents (Group B) pay ...

Changes affecting Tricare home delivery and retail pharmacy copays took effect Jan. 1. Here is what you’re paying now, what ...

Peak travel season is here, but most federal workers don't know what happens if they need care abroad. From upfront costs to ...

Pregnancy can be an exciting time. But it’s also a highly personal experience. Your maternity care choices can make a ...

Mississippi is the first state in the nation to cover a healthcare plan for National Guard soldiers. State Sen. Jeff Tate (R-District 33) said members of the ...

The Patients Deserve Price Tags Act would provide price transparency in the health care system, allowing patients to make informed decisions about their care and reducing costs for employers and ...

Prescription copayments paid by some military families living far from military health facilities will soon be waived under a change to the Tricare insurance program. Starting Feb. 28, active-duty ...

TRICARE Retired Reserve is the bridge coverage many Guard and Reserve families look at after leaving the Selected Reserve but before age 60. It’s built for retired Reserve Component members who still ...

Policy change opens access to minimally invasive neurosurgery for more than nine million in the U.S. armed forces and their families This achievement follows a comprehensive advocacy effort led by ...

You separate from active duty next month. Your Tricare Prime coverage ends. Now what? Many service members don't sort this out until they're already out and scrambling for health insurance. The ...

Back in 2017, when my husband was still in the Army, we learned he was unexpectedly deploying right as we were going to start trying to get pregnant. Military families get accustomed to this pattern: ...