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Disaster Preparedness

While we can’t stop a natural disaster from occurring, we can be more prepared in the case of an emergency.  Along with water and flashlights, you should also be prepared for your health care.

You should complete all readiness actions before conditions deteriorate too much.  Local authorities may or may not be able to provide information on what is happening and what you should do in an emergency. However, check the local TV or radio news for information or official instructions as they become available. If you're told to evacuate, seek shelter or medical treatment, do so immediately.       


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Be Prepared

Plan Ahead 
Place to Go 
Special Needs 

 
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As a Disaster Approaches

Preparing to Stay 
Preparing to Leave 
Plan for Your Pets 

 
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During the Disaster

Have the tools in place to make it on your own for a period of time.

 
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Recovery

Be aware of possible hazards, but you may also need to evaluate your damages.
    

 
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Resources

Additional information and links to other useful resources.
          
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TRICARE After the Disaster

Continue to obtain the medical care you need despite disaster difficulties. See the waivers of PCM referrals listings.

  
TSC Updates


May 10, 2013
All facilities are operational.  
 

To locate a TSC:  TRICARE Service Center locator

Tropical Storm Isaac Emergency Refill Too Soon
       

August 27, 2012 - Due to Tropical Storm Isaac, the Governor of Florida has issued a State of Emergency for Florida. Due to this issuance, TRICARE has implemented the Emergency Refill Too Soon Procedures Leaving Site resources for the state of Florida until September 26, 2012.

This has also been approved for Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana until September 27, 2012.
 
Last Update: May 10, 2013