Health care open season is about to get underway for military beneficiaries who are eligible for Tricare or the Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program, known as FEDVIP. And there’s a ...

Health care open season has started for military beneficiaries who are eligible for Tricare or the Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program, known as FEDVIP. And there’s a new benefit for ...

FALLS CHURCH, Virginia, Sept. 20-- Defense Health Agency issued the following news release: Not sure if you have dental coverage? Did you enroll in a dental plan? Your TRICARE dental and medical ...

The monthly premiums for the Tricare Dental Program have increased. (Marc Antoine Baudoux/AFP/Getty Images) New monthly premium costs for coverage under the Tricare Dental Program have increased by a ...

Deadlines for both Tricare and the federal benefits open seasons are soon approaching for the military community, meaning now's the time to make changes to your health care plans. Tricare open season ...

Military retirees should soon find a postcard in their mailboxes reminding them that Tricare's retiree dental program will shutter later this year. Currently, military retirees can purchase dental ...

FALLS CHURCH, Virginia, Feb. 13-- Defense Health Agency issued the following news release: Let's kickoff National Children's Dental Health Month by looking at how you can keep your and your family's ...

Tricare dental patients will see some improvements in their benefits when a new contract takes effect May 1, but some families have expressed concerns over their dentists dropping out of the network, ...

Editor's Note: This story originally included details of a Feb. 1 MetLife benefit reset provided and confirmed by Tricare officials that a spokesman later admitted were incorrect. The story was edited ...

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Lt. Joanne Isme, a nurse practitioner at Naval Branch Health Clinic Kings Bay, performs a well-child check on a 4-year-old. (Deidre Smith/Naval Hospital Jacksonville). Health care open season is about ...