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When looking for a TRICARE provider, here are a few things to keep in mind:
- Make sure they’re legit. Check the TRICARE website to find a list of authorized providers near you.
- Check their credentials. Make sure they’re licensed and accredited. You can check the provider’s website or contact the state licensing board to verify their credentials.
- Find someone with experience. Choose a provider with experience treating patients with your specific condition or needs. You can ask the provider about their experience and read online reviews from other patients.
- Make sure you vibe well with them. Choose a provider with whom you feel comfortable communicating. Make sure they listen to you and answer your questions clearly.
- Pick a convenient location. Choose a provider who is conveniently located and has hours that work for you.
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Here are some additional things to consider:
- How much is it gonna cost ya? TRICARE covers most healthcare services, but you may still have to pay copays, deductibles, and cost-shares. Be sure to ask the provider about their fees and how much you will be responsible for paying.
- Are they in-network? If you have a TRICARE Prime plan, it is best to choose a provider who is in-network. This will save you money on copays and deductibles.
- Can they refer you to a specialist if needed? If you need to see a specialist, make sure your primary care provider can refer you to one who is TRICARE-authorized.
- Do they offer online services? Some providers offer online services such as appointment scheduling, test results, and messaging. This can be convenient for managing your healthcare.
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What Type of Clinics Can See Veterans with Tricare?
Veterans with TRICARE can see a variety of types of clinics, including:
VA facilities:
Veterans can see their primary care doctor and other specialists at VA facilities, which are located throughout the United States. VA facilities offer a wide range of healthcare services, including preventive care, chronic disease management, and mental health care.
Community-based providers:
TRICARE also covers care from community-based providers, such as private doctors and hospitals. Community-based providers offer a wide range of services, just like VA facilities.
Urgent care centers:
Urgent care centers are a good option for veterans who need care for a non-emergency illness or injury. Urgent care centers are typically open longer hours than regular doctor’s offices and they offer walk-in appointments.
Retail clinics:
Retail clinics are located in pharmacies and other retail stores. They offer a limited range of services, such as immunizations, physical exams, and treatment for minor illnesses.
Telehealth providers:
Telehealth providers offer care through video conferencing or phone calls. This can be a convenient option for veterans who live in rural areas or who have transportation difficulties.