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Defense Health Agency Announces TRICARE Prime Atlanta and TRICARE Prime Tampa, Competitive Plans Demonstration Options Starting in 2026
Do you live in the Atlanta, Georgia or Tampa, Florida metropolitan area? Your TRICARE health plan options are about to expand. Starting in January 2026, TRICARE Prime Atlanta and TRICARE Prime Tampa options, a Competitive Plans Demonstration, will bring more choices to eligible beneficiaries. These options are administered by CareSource Military & Veterans. Enrollees will get care from CSMV’s network of primary and specialty care providers.
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A former U.S. Air Force nurse and senior policy advisor, Dr. Christine Bader, uses her extensive experience to prepare the next generation of military healthcare leaders at Uniformed Services University.
Military Health System leaders honor and thank our military nurses around the world for their selfless sacrifice with notes of appreciation and praise for National Nurses Week May 6-12, 2025. “Nurses touch our lives of every point … keeping us ready and healthy” says Dr. Carol A. Romano, Dean and Professor, Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Nursing. Capt. Alison Castro, Deputy Nurse Corps. Chief, Navy Nurse Corps., echoes the feeling, saying, “We are there to take care of the warfighter and their families, and that’s an incredible responsibility to have.” For National Nurses Week and beyond, share your gratitude for the impact our dedicated nurses have on patients at every stage of their lives.
U.S. Navy Lt. Jodi Carroz, an Emergency Department Registered Nurse stationed at Naval Hospital Twentynine Palms recently returned from a temporary assignment at U.S. Naval Hospital Guam in April, bringing with her a wealth of experience, clinical knowledge, and unforgettable memories.
Future U.S. Army physicians from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point recently visited the Uniformed Services University to learn about military medicine and connect with current students and alumni.
Teaser text: A new partnership between the U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine, or USAFSAM, a mission unit within the Air Force Research Laboratory, and Purdue University will expand educational opportunities for airmen and Guardians and provide added mission flexibility.
The Madigan Family Medicine Residency Program achieved a remarkable victory at the annual Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians conference. This conference is held annually to showcase achievements in military medicine.
The latest news from around the Military Health System for the week of May 5-9, 2025, includes a message of gratitude for military nurses by a former nurse and top military health leader, the 2025 Military Health System Conference, the impact of the Brandon Act, and more news.
From taking her first breath as a newborn at Eglin Air Force Base to becoming an obstetrics nurse vital to Mike O’Callaghan Military Medical Center’s labor and delivery ward, U.S. Air Force Capt. Zanetta Foster forges her own path of excellence in service, providing care to military families and supporting fellow nurses in the high-tempo environment of Nellis Air Force Base.
U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Davonte McCraven, a native of Memphis, Tennessee, assigned to Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Bethesda, Maryland, was announced as Navy Medicine's 2024 Sailor of the Year.
As a U.S. Army nurse in the emergency department, Absher delivers expert care and steady leadership, supporting mission readiness and providing comfort to soldiers and families across the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Johnson.
Two years after the Department of the Air Force implemented the Brandon Act, its impact continues to grow across the force. Built on principles of transparency, accessibility, and trust, the act empowers service members to seek mental health support when they need it - on their terms.
Madigan Army Medical Center has become one of the first military hospitals and clinics to adopt the cutting-edge ion endoluminal system, a breakthrough technology designed to perform minimally invasive biopsies in the peripheral lung. Surgical teams at the center are utilizing Ion in conjunction with other devices like the Da Vinci Surgical System to perform the first combination biopsies, disease diagnosis, and resection all in one procedure.
The Uniformed Services University played a central role at the Military Health System Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, showcasing its leadership in shaping the future of military medicine through innovative education, strategic vision, and critical studies.
Surgeons General from each of the three military services, the National Guard, and the Joint Staff surgeon addressed key issues affecting military health during a roundtable discussion at the 2025 Military Health Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, on April 30.
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