Tricare

New changes will reduce co-pays and expand treatments.

This week readers of Tom Philpott's Military Update column sound off on the proposed TRICARE enrollment fees.

A new Defense Health Agency will come to life Oct. 1, with new authorities to control health costs by cutting waste.

Study offers free counseling and medication as well as help to prevent relapses.

Officials plan to boost co-payments on family members and retirees who use TRICARE retail and mail order pharmacies.

The new rates align applied behavior analysis services with all other TRICARE rates.

The Military Coalition offered arguments against pay caps and TRICARE fee increases before a Senate subcommittee.

The troops will go along with cuts to benefits and health care, but want certainty on how the changes go into effect.

Tricare is no longer sending most beneficiaries notices by postal mail and instead will be pushing them through the Defense...

A panel recommended overhauling the decades-old retirement system and dismantling the existing health care program for...