When seeking help for substance use or behavioral health challenges, one of the first questions people often ask is: do the top rehabs in Idaho accept insurance to cover treatment costs? With rising ...

Traveling out of Alabama with only a paper copy of your Real ID? TSA says that's not enough. Here's what to know.

Thousands of beneficiaries in Tricare's West Region are receiving disenrollment letters. (Image by Remains) Thousands of beneficiaries are finding out they are being disenrolled from Tricare ...

On the hunt for the perfect credit card Either way, I think it’s a good idea to start with three (or maybe four) cards so an active military member can get the most out of their everyday ...

Follow these key steps to maintain your TRICARE health coverage and avoid any gaps in care. Step 1: Update DEERS Your first priority is updating your status in DEERS. You have three ways to do this: ...

New Tricare contracts have begun, with a new contractor in the West Region, where some are having difficulty providing information to the new contractor. (Staff Sgt. Latonya Kim/U.S. Space Force ...

Editor’s Note: This article is part of MOAA’s 2024-25 TRICARE Guide, brought to you by MOAA Insurance Plans, administered by Association Member Benefits Advisors (AMBA). A version of the guide ...

DEERS enrollment is essential for those seeking a military common access card or a Uniformed Services identification card. DEERS registration is also required for TRICARE eligibility and enrollment.

Editor’s note: This article by Patricia Kime originally appeared on Military.com, a leading source of news for the military and veteran community. While MOAA can provide general guidance on military ...

Each ID card has a unique 11-digit Department of Defense Benefits Number (DBN), which confirms TRICARE coverage. The DBN helps you and your provider file claims. When getting care, filling a ...

There is no separate identification card for Tricare for Life. If you are still working at age 65, you aren't required to enroll in Medicare Part B immediately under Medicare rules.

There are currently about 9.6 million beneficiaries under TRICARE, according to the Military Health System. Of those, 37,000 are unmarried, adult children of military sponsors enrolled in TYA.