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TRICARE Extends Payment Deadline to Feb. 28 for TRICARE West Region Beneficiaries
The Defense Health Agency today announced TRICARE beneficiaries in the West Region have until Friday, Feb. 28, to update their payment information with TriWest Healthcare Alliance, the new West Region contractor, and pay their premiums or risk losing coverage.
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New clinical practice guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus from the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense tinnitus CPG team will offer better care for patients.
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When Hurricane Helene threatened Columbus, Georgia, Martin Army Community Hospital acted swiftly, ensuring that health care delivery continued uninterrupted. The department of primary care managed appointments for over 600 patients in two days while staff worked from home. MACH kept operations running smoothly under challenging circumstances through virtual care options such as video appointments, telephonic consultations, provider-generated encounters, patient messages, and nursing triage.
DHA Network directors and leadership teams from military hospitals and clinics from across the globe, along with DHA headquarters subject matter experts—participated in the symposium, designed to provide health care leaders with realistic solutions to their local challenges.
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