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57 Cards in this Set
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What is a worldwide computerized database of uniformed service members (active duty and retired) their family members, and others who are eligible for military benefits, including Tricare? |
DEERS |
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Who is a person or uniformed services office responsible for coordinating civilian health care for TPR enrolled active duty service members? |
Service Point of Contact (SPOC) |
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What is distinct from and should not be confused with TPR or TRPADFM stateside? |
Tricare overseas program (TOP) Prime Remote |
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If you live or work within how many miles of an MTF, you will generally not be eligible for TPR? |
50 |
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Tricare defines a what as a person, business, or institution that provides health care? |
Provider |
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There are two types of TRICARE authorized providers. What are they? |
Network and non network |
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There are two types of non network providers. What are they? |
Participating and non participating |
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If you visit what provider, you may have to pay the provider first and later file a claim with Tricare for reimbursement? |
Non Participating |
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Who will provide all of your routine (primary) care and refer you for specialty care services? |
PCM |
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Which providers offer treatment that your PCM can not provide? |
Specialty care |
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Which providers include ambulances, labs, xrays, and home health care providers? |
Ancillary services |
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What are medical centers or buildings that offer medical/and or surgical services? |
Facilities |
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Non- ADSMs may see a network provider for the first how many outpatient behavioral health care visits per fiscal year without a referral or authorization? |
Eight |
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What web site allows service members and their families in the US to manage their enrollment in Tricare Prime, TPR, TRPADFM, without visiting a TSC or submitting a DD form 2876 to their regional contractor? |
Beneficiary Web enrollment |
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The 12 month lockout provision does not apply to ADFMs of sponsors of what grades? |
E1 through E4 |
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If your DEERS record is correct and you have lost eligibility, you may qualify for what? |
Transitional health care |
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You may qualify for a travel reimbursement if referred to specialty care that is more than how many miles from you PCMs office? |
100 miles |
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YOu should have access to a PCM whose office is within how many minutes of your home, under normal circumstances? |
30 |
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Please be sure to notify your providers office within the appropriate time, usually how many hours prior, if you will not be able to make your scheduled apts? |
24 to 48 |
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If an emergency occurs, call 911 or go to the Er and notify your PCM within how many hours or on the next business day? |
24 |
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What services are medically necessary services required for an illness or injury that would not result in further disability or death if not treated immediately but does require professional attention within 24 hours? |
Urgent care |
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What care includes general office visits for the treatment of symptoms, chronic or acute illnesses and diseases, and follow up care for an ongoing medical condition? |
Routine (primary) |
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Who refers all specialty care requests to your service point of contact (SPOC)? |
Regional contractor |
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If you seek nonemergency specialty care without first contacting your PCM or regional contractor, you will be using what option, resulting in higher out of pocket cost? |
POS |
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In some cases, a non medical attendant (NMA) who travels with the patient may also be authorized for travel reimbursement. The NMA must be a parent or guardian or another adult family member age what or older? |
21 |
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What is a review of the requested health care service to determine if its medically necessary at the requested level of care? |
Prior Authorization |
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Prior Authorizations must be obtained before services are rendered or within how many hours or on the business day following an ER admission? |
24 |
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Individuals at average risk for colon cancer are covered once every how many years beginning the age of 50? |
10 |
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Perform a mamo annually beginning what age? |
40 |
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Cholesterol test: testing is covered for a lipid panal at least once every five years, beginning at what age? |
18 |
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Blood pressure screening is covered annually for children (3-6) and a min of every two years after what age (children and adults)? |
6 |
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Infants eye and vision screening should be given at birth and what age during a well child exam? |
6 months |
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Active duty service members and active duty family members are covered for how many eye exams per year? |
One |
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The wait time for an initial urgent, behavioral health care apt shall generally not exceed what time frame? |
24 hours |
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the wait time for an initial routine, behavioral health care apt shall not exceed what time frame? |
one week |
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What program uses secure audio visual conferencing to connect eleigible beneficiaries, including TPR and TPRADFM enrollees in the US with offside Tricare network Providers? |
Telemental Health |
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Which Pharmacy is the least expensive option for filling prescriptions? |
MTF |
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Express scripts will send your medications directly to your home within about what time frame of receiving your prescriptions? |
14 days |
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What are usually high cost; self administered; injectable, oral, or infused drugs that treat serious chronic conditions? |
Specialty medications |
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Tricare does NOT cover what type of ultrasound screening? |
Routine |
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If you or another Tricare eligible family member is faced with a terminal illness, what care is available from Tricare? |
Hospice |
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Hospital and anesthesia charges related to routine dental care for children under what age, or those with disabilities, may be covered in addition to dental care related to some medical conditions? |
5 |
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Contact who if you received a negative credit rating or were sent a collection agency due to an issue related to Tricare services? |
DCAO |
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Your new spouses TPRADFM enrollment is effective based on what rule? |
20th of the month |
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After a divorce, any children who retain eligibility under the sponsor remain Tricare eligible up to what age? |
21 |
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To remain eligible for Tricare the former spouse must have been married to the same member or former member for at least 20 years, and at least how many of those years must have been creditable in determining the members eligibility for retirement pay? |
20 |
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Tricare benefits end when your college student reaches what age or when full time student status ends, whichever comes first. |
23 |
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TAMP provides how many days of transitional health care benefits to help certain uniformed services members and their families transition to civilian life? |
180 |
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If you qualify, you can purchase CHCBP within how many days of loss of eligibility for either regular Tricare or TAMP coverage? |
60 |
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Your family members who use Tricare Standard and Tricare Extra will see a cost share increase of what percent when you retire? |
5 |
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Surviving spouse: You remain eligible as a "transitional survivor" for how many years following your sponsors death and will have ADFM benefits and costs, including TPRADFM eligibility? |
Three |
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Appeals must be filed with your regional contractor within how many days from the date that appears on the explanation of benefits or denial notification letter? |
90 |
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Grievances are generally resolved within how many days of receipt? |
60 |
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What is the max out of pocket expenses for which Tricare Beneficiaries are responsible in a given fiscal year? |
Catastrophic cap |
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What is the rate Tricare network providers and Tricare participating non network providers have agreed to accept for covered services? |
Negotiated rate |
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What is any non Tricare health insurance that is not considered a supplement? |
OHI, DD 2569 |
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What is an area around military treatment facilities and in other predetermined areas, as defined by Zip codes where Tricare Prime is offered? |
PSA |