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The new Behavioral Health Care Provider Locator and Appointment Assistance Line is designed to help eligible active duty service members (ADSMs) and active duty family members (ADFMs) find behavioral health care providers and schedule outpatient appointments.
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A satisfied TRICARE beneficiary is the primary goal of everyone working in the Military Health System (MHS). A key part of achieving that goal is keeping beneficiaries well-informed about the TRICARE benefit.
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An increasing number of active duty service members are returning from the Middle East exhibiting symptoms of traumatic brain injury. Early recognition and treatment are critical to improving patient outcomes.
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Each year, once Medicare establishes its pricing, the TRICARE CHAMPUS maximum allowable charge (CMAC) is also updated.
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Humana Military’s Disease Management Program assists TRICARE beneficiaries in the South region who are not Medicare-eligible but have been diagnosed with chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes or heart failure.
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Returning consult reports, operative reports and discharge summaries to the initiating provider is important for timely follow-up and continuity of care.
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A recent change in TRICARE policy now allows you to offer your TRICARE patients fighting morbid obesity the option of laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding (Lap-Band surgery).
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Frequently used telephone numbers and web sites. |
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