The first step in getting healthcare is to know where to go. TRICARE has many resources to help you find the right healthcare provider for you and your family. Depending on your plan, you’ll get care from a military hospital or clinic or a civilian provider.

When you move, keeping organized is key. Between the boxes and bubble wrap, take time to make sure your TRICARE benefits are ready to come along. Here are a few steps you can follow on your journey from getting ready to arriving at your new location.

Finding and choosing a TRICARE provider depends on your TRICARE plan and what region you live in.

TRICARE has an easy way for prescription drugs to come right to your doorstep: TRICARE Pharmacy Home Delivery. It's a convenient and simple way to get up to a 90-day supply of your prescriptions.

As he relinquished command of the Fort Hood Soldier Recovery Unit, Lt. Col. John Burns reflected on the Soldiers, Families, and teammates who shaped his two years of leadership. Burns highlighted the SRU’s mission of advocacy and recovery, honoring the resilience of Soldier in recovery and the staff who help guide them through some of life’s most difficult challenges while reaffirming the Army’s commitment to caring for its own.

The Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center’s Phase Two Interservice Physician Assistant Program celebrated the achievements of three Soldiers during the graduation ceremony June 12.

The Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center bid farewell to the 7240th Medical Support Unit and welcomed the 7210th MSU in a ceremony June 12.

Every healthy pregnancy, safe delivery, and newborn milestone begins with skilled caregivers. Eleven Army nurses are now ready to support military families worldwide after graduating from the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center 66G OB/GYN Nurse Resident Program 10 June.