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• Retiring from the National Guard and Reserve isn’t itself a QLE. However, turning age 60 after having retired from the ... Related Infographics

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• If your sponsor dies while serving on active duty, TRICARE continues to provide coverage for surviving family members. To ... Related Infographics

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• Family members may need to be command-sponsored in some overseas locations to qualify to enroll in some plans. To learn ... Related Infographics

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• Service members and their families may qualify for temporary health care coverage when you separate from the service or ... Related Infographics

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• When you leave active duty after serving more than 30 days, you deactivate. Your coverage depends on whether your time ... Related Infographics

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• Family members may need to be command-sponsored in some overseas locations to qualify to enroll in some plans. To learn ... Related Infographics

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• Children are eligible for TRICARE until age 21 (or 23 if in college). You need to take steps to register your newborn in ... Related Infographics

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• Children are eligible for TRICARE until age 21 (or 23 if in college). You need to take steps to register your newborn in ... Related Infographics

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• Children are eligible for TRICARE until age 21 (or 23 if in college). You need to take steps to register your newborn in ... Related Infographics

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• Your TRICARE eligibility doesn't change when you move. But it may change your health plan options. To learn more about ... Related Infographics

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• Children are eligible for TRICARE until age 21 (or 23 if in college). You need to take steps to register your newborn in ... Related Infographics

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• Retiring from the National Guard and Reserve isn’t itself a QLE. However, turning age 60 after having retired from the ... Related Infographics

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• While enrolled in college, children may be eligible for regular TRICARE benefits until their 23rd birthday or graduation, ... Related Infographics

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• Any health insurance other than TRICARE is called "other health insurance." If you lose or gain other health insurance ... Related Infographics

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• When retiring from active duty, sponsors and family members will have a change in status and plan options. You must re ... Related Infographics

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• While enrolled in college, children may be eligible for regular TRICARE benefits until their 23rd birthday or graduation, ... Related Infographics

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• Turning age 65 and becoming Medicare-eligible is a qualifying life event. To learn more about TRICARE QLEs, visit www ... Related Infographics

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• If the government no longer offers a certain TRICARE health plan in your area, you may elect to enroll in another TRICARE ... Related Infographics

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• If the government directs you to change your PCM from a network PCM to a military hospital PCM, or vice versa, it’s a QLE ... Related Infographics

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