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Attention Veterans: TRICARE Changes After a Death in the Family - TRICARE Newsroom
Changes in the composition of your family can trigger a change in the status of health care coverage under TRICARE, the health care program for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families. A post by TRICARE Communications discusses the steps to be taken following the death of a family member to ensure coverage continuity. As a TRICARE Qualifying Life Event, a family member’s death triggers a 90-day period during which changes need to be made to eligible health plans. For more detail on this important issue, check out this newsroom.tricare.mil post here…
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