Dr. Steve Ferrara called the $61 billion program serving 9.6 million beneficiaries a "force multiplier."

Lt. Gen. Telita Crosland served 32 years in the Army. She took charge of the Defense Health Agency in 2023.

The 2022 legislation contained generational reforms for toxic-exposed veterans. But there is more work to do.

Unsure where to start as you navigate a complicated system? This guidance will help.

TRICARE’s Patient Portal is going away. Keep easy access to your medical history with these step-by-step instructions.

A new report, part of MOAA’s work to preserve your earned benefit, provides details on the impact of pharmacy network cuts.

Faster processes are needed to establish a service connection for cancers and other illnesses.

The optional coverage also will offer a larger network of dentists under a new contract, officials said.

We’re working to secure a better reporting system to track and fix beneficiary issues. Here’s how you can help.

A MOAA expert weighs in on the move, which will add 2,220 locations in 35 states after a recent series of network departures.

The head of the Defense Health Agency wrote to TRICARE users and advocacy groups about new contractor “challenges.”

Veterans using a My HealtheVet username and password will have longer to set up a different access method.