Definition: Insurance Tricare is a type of military health insurance. The acronym represents the acronym for the Tri-Service Component Health Care Act, which was enacted in 1982 by the U.S. Congress as part of its effort to provide a more comprehensive system of health care services for the armed forces. In this context, "insurance tricare" refers to the insurance benefits that come with participating in Tricare. Tricare is a military health care program administered and managed by the Department of Defense (DOD) and includes medical benefits provided by U.S. hospitals or clinics under contract to DOD hospitals and clinics located at military installations across the country. The term "insurance tricare" generally describes a type of insurance coverage that allows certain medical services, treatments, and procedures to be covered under specific conditions or plans. This kind of health insurance can help protect members' financial stability in case they experience unexpected costs or emergencies requiring emergency care outside normal hospital hours.
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