Tricare supplemental
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Would appreciate some help on this.
Looking over my wife's bennies, and I see UA offers a tricare supplemental health plan. The notes say its for retired servicemembers on Tricare. We are currently on Tricare reserve select(TRS), since I'm still in. Does this supplemental plan work with TRS or it just for for retire plan?
TIA!
Looking over my wife's bennies, and I see UA offers a tricare supplemental health plan. The notes say its for retired servicemembers on Tricare. We are currently on Tricare reserve select(TRS), since I'm still in. Does this supplemental plan work with TRS or it just for for retire plan?
TIA!
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Would appreciate some help on this.
Looking over my wife's bennies, and I see UA offers a tricare supplemental health plan. The notes say its for retired servicemembers on Tricare. We are currently on Tricare reserve select(TRS), since I'm still in. Does this supplemental plan work with TRS or it just for for retire plan?
TIA!
Looking over my wife's bennies, and I see UA offers a tricare supplemental health plan. The notes say its for retired servicemembers on Tricare. We are currently on Tricare reserve select(TRS), since I'm still in. Does this supplemental plan work with TRS or it just for for retire plan?
TIA!
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Not sure a supplement saves that much. $3000 is the max annual out of pocket for tricare. As far as I can tell, supplements cover the out of pocket. If the supplemental premium is $140 per month with a 300/600 deductible, that would yield a family annual cost of $2280 (140x12 + 600). By my math you only come out ahead if your medical costs uncovered by Tricare exceed $2280, and the insurance only protects you for the last $720 until you hit the Tricare max out of pocket of $3000.
Anyone see it differently?
Anyone see it differently?
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Not sure a supplement saves that much. $3000 is the max annual out of pocket for tricare. As far as I can tell, supplements cover the out of pocket. If the supplemental premium is $140 per month with a 300/600 deductible, that would yield a family annual cost of $2280 (140x12 + 600). By my math you only come out ahead if your medical costs uncovered by Tricare exceed $2280, and the insurance only protects you for the last $720 until you hit the Tricare max out of pocket of $3000.
Anyone see it differently?
Anyone see it differently?
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I did an estimate for TRS supplement on their website 5 min ago for a family of 5 and it was only $35.
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