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Old 11-29-2007 | 06:26 AM
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In some ways I agree with you guys, but there is a catch with tricare. Look at where you live, or intend to live. Tricare is Wonderful, if you live in an area where there are providers. If you intend to live in an area with a strong military presence than I would go with tricare. We just moved to Gainesville, FL so Dash 2 can work on a PHD. Tricare providers here are few and far between. This can lead to big issues with the choices and quality of care. Delta's plan is not cheap. It is really not that far of Tricare ~ 450 for me and wife. I think about 500 ish for some kids. Gold option is the way to go.

Delta's providers are good quality and the RX stuff is no hassle. My wife takes a VERY expensive RX every month and the health plan was EASIER than tricare ever was.

All I am trying to say is you should take a real good look at the provider list before passing on the Delta plans. Good luck.

Slinky
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