Glossary
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What Time Periods the Report Covers
Report Columns
Enrollment Groups
Beneficiary Groups
About the Health Care Survey of DoD Beneficiaries
Survey Questions
How Scores are Calculated
Where Benchmarks Come From
How Scores are Adjusted
Technical Help: How Scores are Compared to Benchmarks
Trends
TRICARE Regions
MTFs Included in Beneficiary Reports
What the Colors Mean
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HCSBD — Health Care Survey of DoD Beneficiaries
MHS — military health system
PCM — primary care manager
NCBD — National CAHPS Benchmarking Database
MTF — Military Treatment Facility
CONUS MHS — MHS in Continental United States, plus Hawaii and Alaska
CAHPS — Consumer Assessment of Health Plans Survey
Benchmark — A goal or standard of comparison
Composite — A score based on a combination of items
To find scores for your region, click on a beneficiary or enrollment group in the Report Menu on the home page of this site. This will bring up a report page showing all regions in the MHS. Many of the scores are composites which average together scores for several aspects of health care. To see the breakdown of a composite score, click on any column heading. This will also show you this year's score compared to last year's score. If you are already in a report and you want to find scores for your region for a different beneficiary or enrollment group, click on that group at the bottom of the page. All groups are listed at the bottom of every page.
Reports at the MTF level are available only for certain groups: all MHS beneficiaries, active duty beneficiaries, TRICARE Prime enrollees, and enrollees with a military PCM. To find scores for your MTF, click on any of these beneficiary or enrollment groups in the Report Menu on the home page of this site. This will bring up a report showing all the regions in the MHS. Click on the region containing your MTF to bring up a regional report. The rows in that page are the MTF's in your region. Many of the scores are composites which average together scores for several aspects of health care. To see the breakdown of a composite score, click on any column heading. This will also show you this year's score compared to last year's score. If you are already in a report page and you want to find scores for your MTF for a different beneficiary or enrollment group, click on that group at the bottom of the page.
MTF's are assigned based on enrollment for enrollees with military PCM's, and by catchment area of residence for non-enrollees and enrollees with civilian PCM's. Clinics are usually combined with parent facilities. Sometimes several facilities are combined into one. For combination rules see the HCSDB Adult Sample Design.
The survey is fielded each quarter, and beneficiaries are asked about their care in the past 12 months. Each year label in the report refers to the calendar year in which the surveys were fielded. Current scores combine results from surveys fielded in each of the 4 quarters of CY 2003 into a single score which describes a period from January 2002 to September 2003. Scores labeled 2002 describe a period from January 2001 to September 2002, and scores labeled 2001 describe the period from January 2000 to September 2001.
Scores in the reports are based on responses to questions in the Health Care Survey of DoD Beneficiaries. There are two types of scores: single numeric ratings and composites. The single numeric ratings reflect questions that ask beneficiaries to rate some aspect of their health care on a scale of 0 to 10. The composites average together responses from several different but related questions.
To see the complete text of survey questions, click on Survey Questions in the help menu. It shows composites, the individual questions comprising them, and the numeric ratings questions. To see the average responses to questions making up a composite, click on teh composite column heading in any report.
Enrollment groups classify beneficiaries according to their relationship to TRICARE Prime, the MHS's managed care plan. To see scores for Prime enrollees, enrollees with a military primary care manager (PCM), enrollees with a civilian PCM, or nonenrolled beneficiaries (TRICARE Standard/Extra users), click on that group in the Report Menu on the home page or at the bottom of any report page. The report for any enrollment group reflects only the scores for that group. For prime enrollees and nonenrollees with a military PCM, reports show scores at the regional and MTF level. For nonenrolled beneficiaries or enrollees with a civilian PCM, reports show scores at teh regional level only.
Beneficiary groups classify beneficiaries according to their relationship to the armed services. To see scores for active duty beneficiaries, active duty family members, or retirees, click on that group in the Report Menu on the home page or at the bottom of any report page. The report for any beneficiary group reflects only the scores for that beneficiary group. For active duty beneficiaries, reports show scores at the regional and MTF level. For active duty family members or retirees, reports show scores at the regional level only.
The Health Care Survey of DoD Beneficiaries (HCSDB) is a congressionally mandated annual survey. It is designed to measure beneficiaries' satisfaction with and access to health care in the military health system (MHS). The survey is revised and mailed out each quarter and sent to a new sample of approximately 45,000 beneficiaries. Many questions are taken from the Consumer Assessment of Health Plans Survey (CAHPS), which is often used to assess civilian beneficiaries' experiences with health care. Other questions are devised to meet the special needs of the MHS.
Getting Needed Care — Composite
With the choices your health plan gave you, how much of a problem, if any, was it to get a personal doctor or nurse you are happy with?
- A big problem
- A small problem
- Not a problem
In the last 12 months, how much of a problem, if any, was it to get a referral to a specialist that you needed to see?
- A big problem
- A small problem
- Not a problem
In the last 12 months, how much of a problem, if any, was it to get the care you or a doctor believed necessary?
- A big problem
- A small problem
- Not a problem
In the last 12 months, how much of a problem, if any, were delays in health care while you waited for approval from your health plan?
- A big problem
- A small problem
- Not a problem
Getting Care Quickly — Composite
In the last 12 months, when you called during regular office hours, how often did you get the help or advice you needed?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, how often did you get an appointment for regular or routine health care as soon as you wanted?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, when you needed care right away for an illness or injury, how often did you get care as soon as you wanted?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, how often did you wait in the doctor's office or clinic more than 15 minutes past your appointment time to see the person you went to see?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
Courteous and Helpful Office Staff — Composite
In the last 12 months, how often did office staff at a doctor's office or clinic treat you with courtesy and respect?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, how often were office staff at a doctor's office or clinic as helpful as you thought they should be?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
How Well Doctors Communicate — Composite
In the last 12 months, how often did doctors or other health providers listen carefully to you?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, how often did doctors or other health providers explain things in a way you could understand?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, how often did doctors or other health providers show respect for what you had to say?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, how often did doctors or other health providers spend enough time with you?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
In the last 12 months, how much of a problem, if any, was it to find or understand information in the written materials?
- A big problem
- A small problem
- Not a problem
In the last 12 months, how much of a problem, if any, was it to get the help you needed when you called your health plan's customer service?
- A big problem
- A small problem
- Not a problem
In the last 12 months, how much of a problem, if any, did you have with paperwork for your health plan?
- A big problem
- A small problem
- Not a problem
In the last 12 months, how often did your health plan handle your claims in a reasonable time?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
- Don't Know
In the last 12 months, how often did your health plan handle your claims correctly?
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
- Don't Know
We want to know your rating of all your experience with your health plan. Use any number from 0 to 10 where 0 is the worst health plan possible, and 10 is the best health plan possible. How would you rate your health plan now?
- 0 Worst health plan possible
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10 Best health plan possible
We want to know your rating of all your health care in the last 12 months from all doctors and other health providers. Use any number from 0 to 10 where 0 is the worst health care possible, and 10 is the best health care possible. How would you rate all your health care?
- 0 Worst health care possible
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10 Best health care possible
We want to know your rating of your personal doctor or nurse. Use any number from 0 to 10 where 0 is the worst possible doctor or nurse possible, and 10 is the best personal doctor or nurse possible. How would you rate your personal doctor or nurse now?
- 0 Worst personal doctor or nurse possible
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10 Best personal doctor or nurse possible
We want to know your rating of the specialist you saw most often in the last 12 months, including a personal doctor, if he or she was a specialist. Use any number from 0 to 10 where 0 is the worst possible specialist possible, and 10 is the best specialist possible. How would you rate your specialist?
- 0 Worst specialist possible
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10 Best specialist possible
When did you last have a blood pressure reading?
- Less than 12 months ago
- 1 to 2 years ago
- More than 2 years ago
Do you know if your blood pressure is too high or not?
- Yes, it is too high
- No, it is not too high
- Don't Know
When did you last have a Pap smear test?
- Within the last 12 months
- 1 to 3 years ago
- More than 3 but less than 5 years ago
- 5 or more years ago
- Never had a Pap smear test
Are you under age 40?
- Yes
- No
When was the last time your breasts were checked by mammography?
- Within the last 12 months
- 1 to 2 years ago
- 2 years to less than 5 years ago
- 5 or more years ago
- Never had a mammogram
In what trimester is your pregnancy?
- First trimester
- Second trimester
- Third trimester
In which trimester did you first receive prenatal care?
- First trimester
- Second trimester
- Third trimester
When did you last have a cholesterol screening, that is, a test to determine the level of cholesterol in your blood?
- Less than 12 months ago
- 1 to 2 years ago
- More than 2 but less than 5 years ago
- 5 or more years ago
- Never had a cholesterol screening
Composite scores for ease of access, and communication and customer service are all calculated by averaging together the scores for individual questions. The possible responses to each question are ordered from the worst to the best. For the composites "Getting Needed Care" and "Customer Service", each question's score is the percentage of responses falling in the best category ("Not a Problem"). For the other composites, a question's score is the percentage of responses in the best two categories (in most cases, "Usually" and "Always"). When MTF scores are reported, MTF percentages for each question are calculated, summed and divided by the number of questions in the composite. Regional scores are the averages of MTF scores. When only regional scores are reported (in the retiree table, for example), regional percentages for each question are calculated, summed and divided by the number of questions.
The preventive care composite is the percentage of preventive care that beneficiaries should have gotten that they actually received. For instance, for a region or MTF, the number of mammograms or other care that beneficiaries reported is summed and then divided by the number they should have gotten based on their ages and sex.
A rating score is the percentage of beneficiaries who rate an aspect of care 8 or higher.
Most of the questions in the HCSDB are based on questions from the Consumer Assessment of Health Plans Survey (CAHPS). Because many health plans that serve the civilian population use that survey to assess the experience of their enrollees, their CAHPS results can be used as benchmarks for comparison with care delivered in the MHS. Benchmarks for the composites and numeric ratings taken from CAHPS come from the National CAHPS Benchmarking Database (NCBD) for 2002. The NCBD collects responses to the survey from a national sample of health plans that serve the civilian population. Almost 100,000 completed surveys from beneficiaries of almost 300 different health plans, most completed by mail, are in the NCBD. Results from each plan for beneficiaries who responded by mail are averaged together, weighted equally. The benchmarks are adjusted to correspond to the age and health of TRICARE users.
Benchmarks for preventive care are taken from Healthy People 2010. These are goals set by the federal government for the percentage of Americans getting preventive care.
All the scores except the preventive care scores are adjusted for beneficiary characteristics. The HCSDB asks beneficiaries about their health. The relationship between their health, their age, and their health care ratings and responses to the questions in the composites is measured by regression. The regressions are used to calculate average responses for a region or MTF catchment assuming their beneficiaries are at the age distribution and health status average for members of that enrollment or beneficiary group. Then scores are adjusted again by the difference between the group benchmark and the benchmark for all TRICARE users, so that all scores can be compared to the same benchmark.
CAHPS scores and benchmarks are adjusted for beneficiary age and health status (see How Scores are Adjusted). The precisions of the MHS scores and benchmarks are calculated using the residuals from the regressions used to adjust the scores and accounting for the survey's complex sample design. The precision of a benchmark is calculated based on a sample design in which every health care product has equal weight. T-tests measure the probability that the difference between the score and the benchmark occurred by chance. If p is less than .05, the difference is significant.
Trends are calculated as the difference between the scores for 2001 and 2003. Because benchmarks are adjusted based on characteristics of TRICARE users, they may change slightly from year to year. To measure the change not caused by changes in age or health status, compare the trend in a region's or MTF's score to the trend in the benchmark.
Click for a map of TRICARE regions.
The MTF scores in TRICARE Beneficiary Reports combine results from "parent" and "child" facilities. This table shows which facilities’ results are grouped together. If you do not find the hospital or clinic you are looking for in the Beneficiary Reports, check this list to learn where its results are included. If you do find a facility in the Beneficiary Reports, check this list to see what other facilities’ results are included in the score.
| 10th Med Grp-USAF Academy | 10th Med Grp-USAF Academy |
| 10th Med Grp-USAF Academy | 10th Med Grp-Peterson |
| 10th Med Grp-USAF Academy | MCSC - Region 08 |
| 11th Med Grp-Bolling | 11th Med Grp-Bolling |
| 121st Gen Hosp-Seoul | 121st Gen Hosp-Seoul |
| 121st Gen Hosp-Seoul | USAHC Camp Stanley |
| 121st Gen Hosp-Seoul | USAHC Camp Casey |
| 121st Gen Hosp-Seoul | USAHC Camp Edwards |
| 121st Gen Hosp-Seoul | USAHC Camp Humphreys |
| 121st Gen Hosp-Seoul | USAHC |
| 12th Med Grp-Randolph | 12th Med Grp-Randolph |
| 14th Med Grp-Columbus | 14th Med Grp-Columbus |
| 15th Med Grp-Hickam | 15th Med Grp-Hickam |
| 16th Med Gr-Hurlburt Field | 16th Med Gr-Hurlburt Field |
| 17th Med Grp-Goodfellow | 17th Med Grp-Goodfellow |
| 18th Med Grp-Kadena AB | 18th Med Grp-Kadena AB |
| 1st Med Grp-Langley | 1st Med Grp-Langley |
| 20th Med Grp-Shaw | 20th Med Grp-Shaw |
| 20th Med Grp-Shaw | MCSC - Region 03 |
| 22nd Med Grp-McConnell | 22nd Med Grp-McConnell |
| 27th Med Grp-Cannon | 27th Med Grp-Cannon |
| 28th Med Grp-Ellsworth | 28th Med Grp-Ellsworth |
| 2nd Med Grp-Barksdale | 2nd Med Grp-Barksdale |
| 305th Med Grp-McGuire | 305th Med Grp-McGuire |
| 30th Med Grp-Vandenberg | 30th Med Grp-Vandenberg |
| 311th Med Squad-Brooks | 311th Med Squad-Brooks |
| 314th Med Grp-Little Rock | 314th Med Grp-Little Rock |
| 319th Med Grp-Grand Forks | 319th Med Grp-Grand Forks |
| 31st Med Grp-Aviano | 31st Med Grp-Aviano |
| 325th Med Grp-Tyndall | 325th Med Grp-Tyndall |
| 341st Med Grp-Malmstrom | 341st Med Grp-Malmstrom |
| 347th Med Grp-Moody | 347th Med Grp-Moody |
| 354th Med Grp-Eielson | 354th Med Grp-Eielson |
| 355th Med Gr-Davis Monthan | 355th Med Gr-Davis Monthan |
| 35th Med Grp-Misawa | 35th Med Grp-Misawa |
| 366th Med Gr-Mountain Home | 366th Med Gr-Mountain Home |
| 36th Med Grp-Andersen | 36th Med Grp-Andersen |
| 374th Med Grp-Yokota AB | 374th Med Grp-Yokota AB |
| 375th Med Grp-Scott | 375th Med Grp-Scott |
| 375th Med Grp-Scott | MCSC - Region 05 |
| 377th Med Grp-Kirtland | 377th Med Grp-Kirtland |
| 39th Med Grp-Incirlik | 39th Med Grp-Incirlik |
| 3rd Med Grp-Elmendorf | 3rd Med Grp-Elmendorf |
| 42nd Med Grp-Maxwell | 42nd Med Grp-Maxwell |
| 436th Med Grp-Dover | 436th Med Grp-Dover |
| 437th Med Grp-Charleston | 437th Med Grp-Charleston |
| 43rd Med Grp-Pope | 43rd Med Grp-Pope |
| 45th Med Grp-Patrick | 45th Med Grp-Patrick |
| 460 MDS-Buckley AFB | 460 MDS-Buckley AFB |
| 47th Med Grp-Laughlin | 47th Med Grp-Laughlin |
| 48th Med Grp-Lakenheath | 48th Med Grp-Lakenheath |
| 48th Med Grp-Lakenheath | 422 ABS Med - Croughton |
| 48th Med Grp-Lakenheath | 423RD ABS - RAF Upwood |
| 48th Med Grp-Lakenheath | Menwith Hill Medical Center |
| 49th Med Grp-Holloman | 49th Med Grp-Holloman |
| 4th Med Gr-Seymour Johnson | 4th Med Gr-Seymour Johnson |
| 509th Med Grp-Whiteman | 509th Med Grp-Whiteman |
| 51st Med Grp-Osan AB | 51st Med Grp-Osan AB |
| 52nd Med Grp-Spangdahlem | 470 Med Flt-Geilenkirchen |
| 52nd Med Grp-Spangdahlem | 52nd Med Grp-Spangdahlem |
| 55th Med Grp-Offutt | 55th Med Grp-Offutt |
| 55th Med Grp-Offutt | MCSC-Region 08 |
| 56th Med Grp-Luke | 56th Med Grp-Luke |
| 56th Med Grp-Luke | MCSC-Region 07 |
| 59th Med Wing-Lackland | 59th Med Wing-Lackland |
| 5th Med Grp-Minot | 5th Med Grp-Minot |
| 60th Med Grp-Travis | 60th Med Grp-Travis |
| 60th Med Grp-Travis | MCSC-Region 10 |
| 61st Med Squad-Los Angeles | 61st Med Squad-Los Angeles |
| 62nd Med Grp-McChord | 62nd Med Grp-McChord |
| 65th Med Grp-Lajes | 65th Med Grp-Lajes |
| 66th Med Grp-Hanscom | 66th Med Grp-Hanscom |
| 6th Med Grp-MacDill | 6th Med Grp-MacDill |
| 6th Med Grp-MacDill | MCSC-Region 03 |
| 71st Med Grp-Vance | 71st Med Grp-Vance |
| 72nd Med Grp-Tinker | 72nd Med Grp-Tinker |
| 74th Med Grp-Wright-Patterson | 74th Med Grp-Wright-Patterson |
| 75th Med Grp-Hill | 75th Med Grp-Hill |
| 78th Med Grp-Robins | 78th Med Grp-Robins |
| 7th Med Grp-Dyess | 7th Med Grp-Dyess |
| 81st Med Grp-Keesler | 81st Med Grp-Keesler |
| 82nd Med Grp-Sheppard | 82nd Med Grp-Sheppard |
| 86th Med Grp-Ramstein | 469th Med Flt-Rhein Main |
| 86th Med Grp-Ramstein | 86th Med Grp-Ramstein |
| 89th Med Grp-Andrews | 89th Med Grp-Andrews |
| 89th Med Grp-Andrews | Johns Hopkins Med Svcs Corp |
| 8th Med Grp-Kunsan AB | 8th Med Grp-Kunsan AB |
| 90th Med Grp-F.E. Warren | 90th Med Grp-F.E. Warren |
| 92nd Med Grp-Fairchild | 92nd Med Grp-Fairchild |
| 95th Med Grp-Edwards | 95th Med Grp-Edwards |
| 96th Med Grp-Eglin | 96th Med Grp-Eglin |
| 96th Med Grp-Eglin | MCSC-Region 04 |
| 97th Med Grp-Altus | 97th Med Grp-Altus |
| 99th Med Grp-O'Callaghan Hosp | 99th Med Grp-O'Callaghan Hosp |
| 9th Med Grp-Beale | 9th Med Grp-Beale |
| Air Station Borinquen | Air Station Borinquen |
| Bassett ACH | Bassett ACH |
| Bassett ACH | TMC Ft. Richardson |
| Bayne-Jones ACH | Bayne-Jones ACH |
| Bayne-Jones ACH | MCSC-Region 06 |
| Blanchfield ACH | Blanchfield ACH |
| Blanchfield ACH | TMC-5- Ft. Campbell |
| Blanchfield ACH | MCSC-Region 05 |
| Blanchfield ACH | La Pointe Health Clinic-Ft Campbell |
| Boston USCG Clinic | Boston USCG Clinic |
| Brooke AMC | Brooke AMC |
| Brooke AMC | MCSC-Region 06 |
| Cape May USCG Clinic | Cape May USCG Clinic |
| Clearwater USCG Clinic | Clearwater USCG Clinic |
| Darnall ACH | Darnall ACH |
| Darnall ACH | Monroe Consolidated-Ft. Hood |
| Darnall ACH | TMC-10- Ft. Hood |
| Darnall ACH | TMC-12- Ft. Hood |
| Darnall ACH | MCSC-Region 06 |
| Darnall ACH | Bennett Fam Care Clinic - Hood |
| Dewitt ACH | Dewitt ACH |
| Dewitt ACH | Andrew Rader AHC |
| Dewitt ACH | Family Health Center Fairfax |
| Dewitt ACH | Family Health Center Woodbridge |
| Eisenhower AMC | Eisenhower AMC |
| Eisenhower AMC | AHC Ft. Mcpherson |
| Eisenhower AMC | Connelly Hlth Clinic-Ft.Gordon |
| Eisenhower AMC | Southcom Clinic |
| Eisenhower AMC | AHC Ft. Buchanan |
| Evans ACH | Evans ACH |
| Evans ACH | MCSC-Region 08 |
| Evans ACH | TMC 10 - Ft. Carson |
| Evans ACH | TMC 9 - Ft. Carson |
| Fox AHC | Fox AHC |
| Guthrie AHC | Guthrie AHC |
| Guthrie AHC | Connor CTMC |
| Heidelberg Meddac | Heidelberg Meddac |
| Heidelberg Meddac | AHC Mannheim |
| Heidelberg Meddac | AHC Babenheim |
| Heidelberg Meddac | AHC Patch Bks |
| Heidelberg Meddac | AHC Hanau |
| Heidelberg Meddac | AHC Darmstadt |
| Ireland ACH | Ireland ACH |
| Ireland ACH | Selfridge AHC |
| Ireland ACH | TMC Contract Sparta-Ft. McCoy |
| Ireland ACH | MCSC-Region 05 |
| Irwin ACH | Irwin ACH |
| Irwin ACH | CTMC- Ft. Riley |
| Keller ACH | Keller ACH |
| Keller ACH | Mologne TMC |
| Kenner AHC | Kenner AHC |
| Kimbrough Amb Car Cen-Ft Meade | Kimbrough Amb Car Cen-Ft Meade |
| Kimbrough Amb Car Cen-Ft Meade | Kirk AHC |
| Kimbrough Amb Car Cen-Ft Meade | AHC Ft. Detrick |
| Kimbrough Amb Car Cen-Ft Meade | Dunham AHC |
| L. Wood ACH | L. Wood ACH |
| Landstuhl Regional Medcen | Landstuhl Regional Medcen |
| Landstuhl Regional Medcen | AHC Vicenza |
| Landstuhl Regional Medcen | AHC Shape |
| Landstuhl Regional Medcen | AHC Baumholder |
| Landstuhl Regional Medcen | AHC Kaiserslautern |
| Landstuhl Regional Medcen | AHC Wiesbaden |
| Lyster ACH | Lyster ACH |
| Madigan AMC | Madigan AMC |
| Madigan AMC | Pacific Medical Clinics |
| Madigan AMC | Monterey AHC |
| Madigan AMC | TMC-1- Ft. Lewis |
| Madigan AMC | TMC-5- Ft. Lewis |
| Madigan AMC | MCSC-Region 11 |
| Martin ACH | Martin ACH |
| Martin ACH | Winder FPC-Ft. Benning |
| Martin ACH | TMC-1- FT. Benning |
| Martin ACH | Aviation Med FPC-Lawson AFB |
| McDonald ACH | McDonald ACH |
| McDonald ACH | Monroe AHC |
| Mobile USCG Clinic | Mobile USCG Clinic |
| Moncrief ACH | Moncrief ACH |
| Moncrief ACH | MCSC-Region 03 |
| Munson AHC | Munson AHC |
| Munson AHC | Richards-Gebaur CL-Kansas City |
| NACC Groton | NACC Groton |
| NACC Groton | NBMC Ballston Spa |
| NACC Newport | NACC Newport |
| NACC Portsmouth NH | BRMCL NAS Brunswick |
| NACC Portsmouth NH | NACC Portsmouth NH |
| NH Beaufort | NH Beaufort |
| NH Beaufort | BRMCL MCRD Parris Island |
| NH Beaufort | Op Forces- NH Beaufort |
| NH Bremerton | NH Bremerton |
| NH Bremerton | NBMC Puget Sound |
| NH Bremerton | BRMCL Subase Bangor |
| NH Bremerton | Op Forces- NH Bremerton |
| NH Bremerton | NMCL Everett |
| NH Camp Lejeune | NH Camp Lejeune |
| NH Camp Lejeune | Op Forces- NH Camp Lejeune |
| NH Camp Lejeune | CAMP Lejeune - MCS-PCM |
| NH Camp Pendleton | NH Camp Pendleton |
| NH Camp Pendleton | NACC Port Hueneme |
| NH Camp Pendleton | BRMCL MCB Camp Pendleton |
| NH Camp Pendleton | NBMC Yuma |
| NH Camp Pendleton | TRICARE Outpatient-Oceanside |
| NH Camp Pendleton | Op Forces- NH Camp Pendleton |
| NH Camp Pendleton | MCSC-Region 09 |
| NH Charleston | NH Charleston |
| NH Charleston | BRMCL WPNSTA Charleston |
| NH Cherry Point | NH Cherry Point |
| NH Cherry Point | Op Forces- NH Cherry Point |
| NH Corpus Christi | NH Corpus Christi |
| NH Corpus Christi | NBMC Kingsville |
| NH Corpus Christi | NBMC Fort Worth |
| NH Corpus Christi | NHBC Ingleside |
| NH Great Lakes | NH Great Lakes |
| NH Great Lakes | BRMCL NTC Great Lakes |
| NH Great Lakes | MCSC-Region 05 |
| NH Guam-Agana | NH Guam-Agana |
| NH Guam-Agana | BRMCL NAVSTA Guam |
| NH Guantanamo Bay | NH Guantanamo Bay |
| NH Jacksonville | NH Jacksonville |
| NH Jacksonville | BRMCL NAS Jacksonville |
| NH Jacksonville | NBMC Albany |
| NH Jacksonville | NACC Kings Bay |
| NH Jacksonville | NBMC Mayport |
| NH Jacksonville | NBMC Key West |
| NH Jacksonville | Op Forces- NH Jacksonville |
| NH Jacksonville | MCSC-Region 03 |
| NH Keflavik | NH Keflavik |
| NH LeMoore | NH LeMoore |
| NH LeMoore | NBMC Fallon |
| NH LeMoore | MCSC-Region 10 |
| NH Naples | NH Naples |
| NH Naples | BRMCL NAVSUPPO La Maddalena |
| NH Naples | NBMC Capodochino |
| NH Oak Harbor | NH Oak Harbor |
| NH Oak Harbor | Op Forces- NH Oak Harbor |
| NH Okinawa | NH Okinawa |
| NH Okinawa | BRMCL MCAS Futenma |
| NH Okinawa | BRMCL Evans/Camp Foster |
| NH Okinawa | Camp Kinser - Okinawa |
| NH Okinawa | BMCL Camp Bush/Courtney |
| NH Okinawa | NMCL Camp Hansen-Okinawa |
| NH Pensacola | NH Pensacola |
| NH Pensacola | BMC NSA Mid-South |
| NH Pensacola | BRMCL NAS Pensacol |
| NH Pensacola | NBMC Milton Whiting Field |
| NH Pensacola | Naval Aviation Tech -Pensacola |
| NH Pensacola | NACC New Orleans |
| NH Pensacola | NBMC Gulfport |
| NH Pensacola | NBMC Meridian |
| NH Pensacola | BRMCL NAS Belle Chase |
| NH Pensacola | NBMA Pascagoula |
| NH Pensacola | MCSC-Region 04 |
| NH Roosevelt Roads-Ceiba | NH Roosevelt Roads-Ceiba |
| NH Rota | NH Rota |
| NH Sigonella | NH Sigonella |
| NH Sigonella | MDCL ADMINSUPU Bahrain |
| NH Twentynine Palms | NH Twentynine Palms |
| NH Twentynine Palms | BRMCL NAVWPNCEN China Lake |
| NH Twentynine Palms | MCSC-Region 09 |
| NH Yokosuka | NH Yokosuka |
| NH Yokosuka | BMC Iwakuni |
| NH Yokosuka | BRMCL COMFLEACT Sasebo |
| NH Yokosuka | BRMCL NAF Atsugi |
| NMC Portsmouth | NMC Portsmouth |
| NMC Portsmouth | NBMC Little Creek |
| NMC Portsmouth | NBMC Oceana |
| NMC Portsmouth | NBMC NAVSTA Sewells |
| NMC Portsmouth | TRICARE Outpatient CL VA Beach |
| NMC Portsmouth | TRICARE Outpatient CL Chesapeake |
| NMC Portsmouth | MCSC-Region 02 |
| NMC San Diego | NMC San Diego |
| NMC San Diego | NBMC NAS North Island |
| NMC San Diego | NBMC NAS Miramar |
| NMC San Diego | NBMC NTC San Diego |
| NMC San Diego | NBMC NAVSTA San Diego |
| NMC San Diego | TRICARE Outpatient San Diego 1 |
| NMC San Diego | TRICARE Outpatient San Diego 2 |
| NMC San Diego | Op Forces- NMC San Diego |
| NMC San Diego | MCSC-Region 09 |
| NMCL Annapolis | NMCL Annapolis |
| NMCL Annapolis | BRMCL Bancrift Gakk-USNA |
| NMCL London | NMCL London |
| NMCL Patuxent River | NMCL Patuxent River |
| NMCL Pearl Harbor | NMCL Pearl Harbor |
| NMCL Pearl Harbor | BRMCL NAS Barbers Pt |
| NMCL Pearl Harbor | BRMCL MCAS Kaneohe Bay |
| NMCL Pearl Harbor | BRMCL MCB Camp H.M. Smith |
| NMCL Quantico | NMCL Quantico |
| NMCL Quantico | BRMCL OCS Brown Field |
| NMCL Quantico | BRMCL The Basic School |
| NNMC Bethesda | NNMC Bethesda |
| NNMC Bethesda | Johns Hopkins Med Svcs Corp |
| NNMC Bethesda | NBMC Indian Head |
| NNMC Bethesda | NBMC Dahlgren |
| NNMC Bethesda | NBMC Washington Navy Yard |
| Patterson AHC | Patterson AHC |
| Portsmouth USCG Clinic | Portsmouth USCG Clinic |
| R W Bliss AHC | R W Bliss AHC |
| Reynolds ACH | Reynolds ACH |
| Reynolds ACH | MCSC-Region 06 |
| Seattle USCG Clinic | Seattle USCG Clinic |
| Tripler AMC | Tripler AMC |
| Tripler AMC | Schofield Barracks AHC |
| Tripler AMC | TMC-1- Schof 25th-Schofield Bk |
| Tripler AMC | Op Forces- NMCL Pearl Harbor |
| Tripler AMC | MCSC-Region 12 |
| USA Meddac-Camp Zama | USA Meddac-Camp Zama |
| USCG Clinic Alameda | USCG Clinic Alameda |
| USCG Clinic Cape Cod | USCG Clinic Cape Cod |
| USCG Clinic Dist of Columbia | USCG Clinic Dist of Columbia |
| USCG Clinic Kodiak | USCG Clinic Kodiak |
| USCG Clinic New London | USCG Clinic New London |
| USCG Clinic North Bend | USCG Clinic North Bend |
| Walter Reed AMC | Walter Reed AMC |
| Walter Reed AMC | Johns Hopkins Med Svcs Corp |
| Walter Reed AMC | Dilorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic |
| Walter Reed AMC | Dilorenzo TRICARE Hlth Cln Arl |
| Weed ACH | Weed ACH |
| Weed ACH | MCSC-Region 09 |
| William Beaumont AMC | William Beaumont AMC |
| William Beaumont AMC | TMC Med Exam-Ft. Bliss |
| William Beaumont AMC | MCSC-Region 07 |
| Winn ACH | Winn ACH |
| Winn ACH | Tuttle AHC |
| Winn ACH | TMC-1- Ft. Stewart |
| Winn ACH | TMC-2- Ft. Stewart |
| Winn ACH | TMC-3- Ft. Stewart |
| Womack AMC | Womack AMC |
| Womack AMC | MCSC-Region 02 |
| Womack AMC | AHC Robinson-Ft. Bragg |
| Womack AMC | Joel AHC |
| Womack AMC | Clark Health Clinic-Ft Bragg |
| Womack AMC | Ft Bragg - MCS-PCM |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | Wuerzburg Meddac |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Bamberg |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Illesheim |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Katterbach |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Grafenwoehr |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Vilseck |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Hohenfels |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Schweinfurt |
| Wuerzburg Meddac | AHC Giebelstadt |
The colors of the scores on each page show whether a score differs significantly from its civilian benchmark. A difference is significant if it is large enough that it is unlikely to occur by chance (i.e., the probability that it occurs by chance is less than 5 percent). If a score is significantly higher than the benchmark, it is green and bold. If it is significantly lower than the benchmark, it is red and italicized. Scores that are not significantly different from the benchmark are blue.
TRICARE Beneficiary Reports are available in two versions: standard and printer-friendly. On your computer screen, the standard version is usually the easier of the two versions to read. You can make the table rows scroll past while the table headings stay in place. If the standard version does not work well on your screen, or if you prefer it, the printer-friendly version presents both the header and rows as a single sheet. If you would like to print out a page, use the printer-friendly version. If you would like to use a table at your desk top, each page can be downloaded in an Excel spreadsheet by clicking on the link found at the bottom of the page.
The questions, survey methods, and calculations are described in detail in the 2003 Health Care Survey of DoD Beneficiaries: Technical Manual.