Posted on Jul 9, 2021
What are the benefits of having Tricare Prime for my spouse?
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My wife has to get an EFMP screening done and my buddy told me to get TriCARE prime before making the appointment and i’m not sure why. Just wondering what the benefits are.
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Your buddy is an idiot, don't listen to junior enlisted for life and career advice.
You and your spouse should already be enrolled in Tricare Prime. Unless you specifically changed your spouse's enrollment she is enrolled in Prime.
Which Tricare you're enrolled in makes no difference to the EFMP screening. An Army doctor is required to do the screening
You and your spouse should already be enrolled in Tricare Prime. Unless you specifically changed your spouse's enrollment she is enrolled in Prime.
Which Tricare you're enrolled in makes no difference to the EFMP screening. An Army doctor is required to do the screening
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Thank you sir. So I actually just enrolled her in DEERS yesterday. The default is Tricare Prime is what you’re saying?
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PV2 (Join to see) you still have to enroll your family in Tricare but Prime is the default Tricare.
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First, don’t trust barracks lawyers. Your buddy doesn’t have a clue.
Second, if your wife is already in deers and added as a dependent she should already be added at Tricare Prime as a default. Dont hesitate to stop by your nearest tricare rep to go over the differences of the various Tricare levels.
Third, Screenings don’t depend on your Tricare level. It’s covered regardless
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If you can afford elevating your Tricare level you should. It’s worth it
Second, if your wife is already in deers and added as a dependent she should already be added at Tricare Prime as a default. Dont hesitate to stop by your nearest tricare rep to go over the differences of the various Tricare levels.
Third, Screenings don’t depend on your Tricare level. It’s covered regardless
Fourth,
If you can afford elevating your Tricare level you should. It’s worth it
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